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Stereo-EEG reveals rich cortical dynamics in humans coping with difficult action discrimination

2020-01-23

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Visual perception of others’ actions is important for social interactions, and the ability to do so, even when one gets only brief glimpses of others’ behavior, may be crucial for survival. At present it is unknown how the human brain solves this problem. Imaging studies have promoted the idea that the multiple demand (MD) system, a domain general system of the human brain, operates in difficult cognitive and perc...

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Literature Corpus work: 33eb9a10-1716-51ee-8fa3-648e557ce7b3
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.23.916569

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