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Anatomical and functional organization of domain-general brain regions

2020-01-01

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How does complex brain activity organize thought and behaviour? Theoretical proposals have long emphasized that intelligent behaviour must be supported by a flexible control system. Numerous brain imaging studies identified a domain-general or “multiple-demand” (MD) brain system co-activated accompanying many tasks and is hypothesised to play a central role in cognitive control. However, the limited spatial locali...

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4dc09edf-6021-561a-9e31-9baebc2e92e0
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10.17863/cam.62876
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