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Effects of working memory training on functional connectivity and cerebral blood flow during rest

Takeuchi et al., 2013

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9436122578518103618
Author
Takeuchi H
Taki Y
Nouchi R
Hashizume H
Sekiguchi A
Kotozaki Y
Nakagawa S
Miyauchi C
Sassa Y
Kawashima R
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Cortex

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Working memory (WM) training (WMT) alters the task-related brain activity and structure of the external attention system (EAS). We investigated whether WMT also alters resting-state brain mechanisms, which are assumed to reflect intrinsic brain activity and connectivity. Our …
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