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Test-retest Reliability of the Attention Network Test from the Perspective of Intrinsic Network Organization

2024-03-08

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The attention network test (ANT), developed based on the triple-network taxonomy by Posner and colleagues, has been widely used to examine the efficacy of alerting, orienting, and executive control in clinical and developmental neuroscience studies. Recent research suggests the imperfect reliability of the behavioral ANT and its variants. However, the classical ANT fMRI task’s test-retest reliability has received...

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