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Dorsal striatum involvement in response conflict management – a lesion study in rats

2024-05-25

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Action control allows to respond to relevant stimuli while ignoring the non-relevant stimuli in the surrounding environment. In humans this process is generally studied in conflict tasks, such as the Simon task, in which participants respond with a left or right button press to the non-spatial relevant feature (e.g. the color) of a lateralized stimulus, while ignoring the stimulus position. In this study we used a...

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Literature Corpus work: 8b62dcde-e645-56a1-bb67-e23f59734d77
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.24.595791

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