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Neural representations in visual and parietal cortex differentiate between imagined, perceived, and illusory experiences

2023-03-31

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Humans constantly receive massive amounts of information, both perceived from the external environment and imagined from the internal world. To function properly, the brain needs to correctly identify the origin of information being processed. Recent work has suggested common neural substrates for perception and imagery. However, it has remained unclear how the brain differentiates between external and internal ex...

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Literature Corpus work: bde69a57-2795-57fa-b529-f38ef2846072
DOI: 10.1101/2023.03.31.535014

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