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Linking the brain with behaviour: the neural dynamics of success and failure in goal-directed behaviour

2021-05-26

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The human brain is extremely flexible and capable of rapidly selecting relevant information in accordance with task goals. Regions of frontoparietal cortex flexibly represent relevant task information such as task rules and stimulus features when participants perform tasks successfully, but less is known about how information processing breaks down when participants make mistakes. This is important for understandi...

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30b51632-2a5a-5eec-8699-71becb4e42ea
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10.1101/2021.05.25.445701
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