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Improvements in task performance after practice are associated with scale-free dynamics of brain activity

2020-05-26

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Although practicing a task generally benefits later performance on that same task, there are individual differences in practice effects. One avenue to model such differences comes from research showing that brain networks extract functional advantages from operating in the vicinity of criticality, a state in which brain network activity is more scale-free. We hypothesized that higher scale-free signal from fMRI da...

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68d13478-bdf2-5f24-91c1-4053cf0d246e
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10.1101/2020.05.25.114959
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