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Alpha oscillations link action to cognition: An oculomotor account of the brain’s dominant rhythm

2021-09-24

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Power modulations in alpha oscillations (8-14Hz) have been associated with most human cognitive functions and psychopathological conditions studied. These reports are often inconsistent with the prevailing view of a specific relationship of alpha oscillations to attention and working memory (WM). We propose that conceptualizing the role of alpha oscillations in oculomotor control resolves this inconsistency. This...

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b1b39341-b9c3-5836-9a2f-83f8e4ee2db9
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10.1101/2021.09.24.461634
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