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Resting state fluctuations underlie free and creative verbal behaviors in the human brain

2020-03-03

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Internally generated (free) ideas and creative thoughts constitute a fundamentally important aspect of the human experience, yet the neuronal mechanism driving these behaviors remains elusive. Here we examined the hypothesis that the common mechanism underlying free verbal behaviors is the ultra-slow activity fluctuations (termed “resting state fluctuations”) that emerge spontaneously in the human brain. In our ex...

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b4ef9f8f-0900-5b6c-9ad2-70d714384a6a
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10.1101/2020.03.01.971705
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