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Neural correlates of transitions between internal and external cognitive domains

2025-10-27

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Human cognition involves continuous transitions between processing information guided by the external world and engaging with internally-generated thoughts, yet research has predominantly investigated switching based on external rules. We therefore examined neural mechanisms underlying external and internal domain switching using independent groups of EEG (N=46) and fMRI (N=60) in a colour judgement task requiring...

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Literature Corpus work: 16cd860e-067b-5fff-ab31-25e13ce12f81
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.27.683183

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