Common medial frontal mechanisms of adaptive control in humans and rodents

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Neuroscience, October 2013

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@JimCav @knutson_brain Are y'all trolling me? https://t.co/r6lT8jqd5H https://t.co/BrhjFSZJRn https://t.co/8Aq2h15s53 https://t.co/ZbhkO92Dwr

@MicTott @AllenNeuroLab @StephenMaren Great review! I wonder how these rhythms are related to the theta rhythms of cognitive control: https://t.co/LfCmbUqnEF https://t.co/uZMYJx6QCS

@stevenerrington Quantitive answers: https://t.co/ZbhkO92Dwr https://t.co/skkRth2BGg Qualitative answers: rats "know" the moment that they make an error. Like Steph Curry when the ball leaves his hands. @laubach_mark has thoughts, I'm sure. Expts with…

@AdamHantman @SchillerJackie @zzavalaruiz @nspruston @laubach_mark And in: https://t.co/RAPi6ziOc6 https://t.co/0rNNE14LT4

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