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Better long-term learning ability is predicted by higher surface folding of the human premotor cortex

2023-08-21

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The capacity to learn enabled the human species to adapt to various challenging environmental conditions and pass important achievements on to the next generation. A growing body of research suggests links between neocortical folding and numerous aspects of human behaviour, but their impact on enhanced human learning capacity remains unexplored. Here we leverage multiple training cohorts to demonstrate that higher...

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0a3360d3-fe1b-5d81-986a-44a89dd9a8e3
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10.1101/2023.08.18.553797
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