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Individual variability in performance reflects selectivity of the multiple demand network among children and adults

2022-08-15

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Executive function (EF) is essential for human cognition, allowing individuals to effectively engage in cognitively demanding tasks. In adults, EF is subserved by a set of frontoparietal brain regions (termed the multiple demand (MD) network) which show robust responses to a wide variety of cognitively demanding tasks (i.e., domain-general) and reflect cognitive effort exerted on the task. But while essential, chi...

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Literature Corpus work: be2f3387-dffd-594e-9e8c-7ff8940f2031
DOI: 10.1101/2022.08.11.503644

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