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Prefrontal plasticity during learning: transfer of neural changes between active and passive tasks

Psychology

Prefrontal plasticity during learning: transfer of neural changes between active and passive tasks

H. Tang and C. Constantinidis

This compelling study by Hua Tang and Christos Constantinidis delves into the transformative neural changes in the prefrontal cortex fueled by working memory training. The research uncovers how these modifications not only enhance active tasks but also extend their benefits to passive tasks, highlighting lasting alterations in brain circuitry.

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Abstract
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Jan 10, 2022
Authors
Hua Tang, Christos Constantinidis
Tags
prefrontal cortex
working memory
neural changes
active tasks
passive tasks
neuronal activation
local field potential

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