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Disrupting short-term memory maintenance in premotor cortex affects serial dependence in visuomotor integrationde Azevedo Neto et al., 2021
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- de Azevedo Neto R
- Bartels A
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- Journal of Neuroscience
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Human behavior is biased by past experience. For example, when intercepting a moving target, the speed of previous targets will bias responses in future trials. Neural mechanisms underlying this so-called serial dependence are still under debate. Here, we tested the …
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