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Distinct and shared neural resources between processing of dynamic physical objects and spatial working memory

2026-07-16

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In human brains, portions of the frontoparietal cortex respond when people reason about the physical world (e.g. track objects, make predictions), and when people engage in a variety of demanding tasks (e.g. working memory, motor inhibition). Here, we use functional neuroimaging to address an open question about whether the same neural resources support both mental functions. Twenty-eight human adults ( M age = 2...

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10.64898/2026.07.10.737787
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