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β-bursting as a sensitive neural marker of inhibitory control in healthy older adults: a linear mixed-effects modelling and threshold-free cluster approach

2025-06-25

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Inhibitory control is essential for adaptive behaviour and declines with age, yet the underlying neural dynamics remain poorly understood. The β-rhythm (15–29 Hz) is thought to reflect inhibitory signalling within the fronto-basal ganglia network. Recent evidence suggests that transient β-bursts support inhibitory performance, often masked by conventional analyses of trial-averaged β-power. To reveal the link betw...

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7ab9916f-3624-5f9d-9ad1-5d7877b66608
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10.1101/2025.06.21.660835
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