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Large-Scale Network Dynamics in Neurocognitive Function of other interacting regions, which allows the same area to contribute to more than one operation. Regions are critical to a mental operation when they mediate the transition between two mental states. Such areas are not necessarily performing the computations, but act as behavioral catalyst facilitating the transition between network states.

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Multiple Mechanisms of Top-Down Processing in Vision-down processing and its intimate dance with bottom-up processing. We begin by considering basic facts about the primate visual system, and then consider a theory of its functional organization, followed by novel proposals regarding the nature of different sorts of top-down processing.

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t and challenging questions for neuroscientists and psychologists today. Understanding brain functions, especially the neural mechanisms of higher cognitive processes such as thinking, reasoning, judging, and decision making, are the subjects covered by the research in the chapters of this book. The

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Book 2007xcellent idea of how the nervous system internally represents the outer world, how the nervous system constructs images or schemas to perceive the outer world or react to the environment, and how the nervous system processes information using internal representations - topics that are at the forefront of brain science today.

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Neural Basis of Saccadic Decision Making in the Human Cortexand desynchronizations in distinct frequency bands. Our short study show a specific activation in the high frequencies (very high gamma band: 110–140 Hz) of the PFEF in an oculomotor task when the decision is needed.