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Feature interference as a neuronal basis for the behavioural cost of task uncertainty

2024-03-06

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Humans and animals have an impressive ability to juggle multiple tasks in a constantly changing environment. This flexibility, however, worsens performance under uncertain task conditions. Here, we combined monkey electrophysiology, human psychophysics, and artificial neural network modeling to investigate the neuronal mechanisms underlying this performance cost. We developed a behavioural paradigm to measure and...

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8fa86ea9-a222-5a18-97da-7a4e5ab36bb2
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10.1101/2024.03.04.583375
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