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Effect of Cognitive Load on Time Spent Offline during Wakefulness

2023-12-15

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<p>Humans continuously alternate between online attention to the current environment and offline attention to internally generated thought and imagery. This may be fundamental feature of the waking brain, but remains poorly understood. Here, we took a data-driven approach to defining online and offline states of wakefulness, using machine learning methods applied to measures of sensory responsiveness, subjective r...

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481aeef6-94e5-5821-99b1-4dfc6836f507
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10.31234/osf.io/dyrvm
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