Chunqi Qian, Xin Di
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Whether performing a task or resting, our brains exhibit continuous neural activity, which at any instant comprises the evoked response to a given task and ongoing activity. There is increased interest in this ongoing activity because accumulating evidence has shown that it can influence perception
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Whether performing a task or resting, our brains exhibit continuous neural activity, which at any instant comprises the evoked response to a given task and ongoing activity. There is increased interest in this ongoing activity because accumulating evidence has shown that it can influence perception
Key concepts: Neural activity, Task (project management), Evoked activity, Neuroscience, Psychology, Perception, Brain activity and meditation, Go/no go