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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"brain mechanism"”.

  1. The Feedback-Related Negativity is a Time-Dependent Brain Mechanism that Facilitates Aversive Learning: Implications for the Reinforcement Learning FRN Hypothesis

    … most salient outcomes in the task. Mediofrontal brain activity during this same time window and at the same scalp location drove subsequent reaction time improvements over the course of the task following aversive stimulus delivery. I suggest that the standard approach of examining the ERP as an …

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  2. The interplay between selective attention and working memory: A behavioural, neural and computational perspective

    … functional overlap in their corresponding neural mechanisms. Nevertheless, despite substantial evidence for cognitive and neural overlap, almost everything we know about the relationship between SA and WM is derived using group-average performance. In reality, some individuals may rely on shared …

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