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Task-specific theta enhancement and domain-general alpha/beta suppression as oscillatory signatures of individual differences in cognitive flexibility

2025-09-27

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Cognitive flexibility—the ability to adapt to changing situational or task demands—is a fundamental aspect of human cognition and a potential source of individual differences in higher-order cognitive abilities. To further understand the neural mechanisms underlying this ability, we examined event-related spectral perturbations (ERSP) in three cued switching tasks (parity/magnitude, global/local, number/letter) in...

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205ecfdf-7514-55ce-a811-6c84575d9c8f
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10.1101/2025.09.26.678741
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