A Long-Range Fronto-Parietal 5- to 10-Hz Network Predicts “Top-Down” Controlled Guidance in a Task-Switch Paradigm

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Cerebral Cortex Volume 24, Issue 8, 1 August 2014 A long-range fronto-parietal 5-to 10-Hz network predicts “top-down” controlled guidance in a task-switch paradigm https://t.co/ziYpE4LUvQ

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@bradleyvoytek It seems that theta phase encoding is also a Frontoparietal network coupling mechanism https://t.co/IdmBGVJ0oT

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A Long-Range Fronto-Parietal 5- to 10-Hz Network Predicts "Top-Down" Controlled Guidance in a Task-Switch Paradigm http://t.co/gtXmcKE4Ph

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