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Dissociable neural circuits underlie the resolution of three discrete sources of competition during task-switching

2019-03-18

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Humans perform sub-optimally when juggling more than one task, but are nonetheless required to multitask during many daily activities. Rapidly and effectively switching attentional focus between tasks is fundamental to navigating complex environments. Task-switching paradigms in conjunction with neuroimaging have identified brain networks underpinning flexible reallocation of cognitive resources and a core network...

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DOI: 10.1101/581777

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