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High-order areas and auditory cortex both represent the high-level event structure of music

2021-01-26

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Recent fMRI studies of event segmentation have found that default mode regions represent high-level event structure during movie watching. In these regions, neural patterns are relatively stable during events and shift at event boundaries. Music, like narratives, contains hierarchical event structure (e.g., sections are composed of phrases). Here, we tested the hypothesis that brain activity patterns in default mo...

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Literature Corpus work: 6c3eb00f-2d8f-5bf2-ad0d-ad715724af3d
DOI: 10.1101/2021.01.26.428291

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