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Human back-tracking behaviour is associated with suppression of default-mode region activity and enhanced dorsal anterior cingulate activity

2018-07-04

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Central to the concept of the ‘cognitive map’ is that it confers behavioural flexibility, allowing animals to take efficient detours, exploit shortcuts and realise the need to back-track rather than persevere on a poorly chosen route. The neural underpinnings of such naturalistic and flexible behaviour remain unclear. During fMRI we tested human subjects on their ability to navigate to a set of goal locations in a...

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Literature Corpus work: f46ed26a-5b1b-5b7d-9cdd-0377b58d178c
DOI: 10.1101/362319

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