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Cortex, 132, (2020), pp. 250-257ISSN
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PI Group Predictive Brain
SW OZ DCC CO
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Cortex
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vol. 132
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English (eng)
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p. 250
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p. 257
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180 000 Predictive Brain; Action, intention, and motor controlAbstract
Spatial attention can modulate behavioural performance and is associated with several electrophysiological markers. In this study, we used multivariate pattern analysis in electrophysiology data to investigate the effects of covert spatial attention on the quality of stimulus processing and its underlying mechanisms. Our results show that covert spatial attention led to (i) an anticipatory alpha power desynchronization; (ii) enhanced stimuli identity information. Moreover, we found that alpha power fluctuations in anticipation of the relevant stimuli boosted and prolonged the coding of stimulus identity.
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