Psychology

Quantitative models reveal the organization of diverse cognitive functions in the brain

T. Nakai and S. Nishimoto

This groundbreaking study by Tomoya Nakai and Shinji Nishimoto explores how our brain organizes multiple cognitive processes through fMRI and advanced encoding models, yielding insights into the hierarchical nature of cognitive tasks and revealing the brain's adaptability to novel situations.

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