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Intermittent “Real‐time” fMRI Feedback Is Superior to Continuous Presentation for a Motor Imagery Task: A Pilot Study

Kevin A. Johnson, Karen J. Hartwell, Todd LeMatty, Jeffrey J. Borckardt, Paul S. Morgan, Koushik A. Govindarajan, Kathleen T. Brady, Mark S. George

Journal of Neuroimaging · 2010 · 115 citations · 13 references

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Abstract

As implemented in this study, intermittent presentation of feedback is more effective than continuous presentation in promoting self-modulation of brain activity. Furthermore, it appears that the process of evaluating feedback involves many brain regions that can be isolated using intermittent presentation.

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