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Explicit Knowledge Gates Expectation Suppression in the Motor System: Evidence from a TMS Oddball Paradigm

2026-04-30

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Models of predictive processing propose that the brain continuously generates predictions about incoming sensory input, updating an internal model of the environment through prediction errors when those predictions are violated. A foundational assumption of these models is that prediction errors are generated automatically, even in the absence of explicit knowledge of the predictions. Evidence from auditory oddbal...

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Literature Corpus work: 5a1734e9-b4f8-5596-9dae-05bd8c4afbb5
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.27.721216

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