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Neurodynamics of prefrontal areas in volitional contexts- a comparative study based on computational modelling and EEG/ERP data

2025-12-02

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Volitional action arises from the interaction between internal intentions and external stimuli, yet the neural dynamics distinguishing self-initiated from externally triggered actions remain unclear. Here, we combine human EEG/ERP data with simulations from a phenomenological neurocomputational model of prefrontal control to examine the neurodynamic principles underlying different types of volitional behaviors. Us...

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Literature Corpus work: fffae3da-5533-5c11-a54f-a85a73fc3284
DOI: 10.1101/2025.11.28.691148

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