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The human frontal operculum is involved in visuomotor performance monitoring

2021-10-22

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For adaptive goal-directed action, the brain needs to monitor action performance and detect errors. The corresponding information may be conveyed via different sensory modalities; for instance, visual and proprioceptive body position cues may inform about current manual action performance. Thereby, contextual factors such as the current task set may also determine the relative importance of each sensory modality f...

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Literature Corpus work: 92787590-0309-5729-b3c7-241354bae770
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.21.465314

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