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Opposing neural processing modes alternate rhythmically during sustained auditory attention

2023-10-04

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During continuous tasks, humans show spontaneous fluctuations in performance, putatively caused by varying attentional resources allocated to process external information. If neural resources are used to process other, presumably “internal” information, sensory input can be missed and explain an apparent dichotomy of “internal” versus “external” attention. In the current study, we extracted presumed neural signatu...

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10.1101/2023.10.04.560684
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