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Core networks for visual-concrete and abstract thought content: A brain electric microstate analysis
2010
NeuroImage
Commonality of activation of spontaneously forming and stimulus-induced mental representations is an often made but rarely tested assumption in neuroscience. In a conjunction analysis of two earlier studies, brain electric activity during visual-concrete and abstract thoughts was studied. The conditions were: in study 1, spontaneous stimulus-independent thinking (post-hoc, visual imagery or abstract thought were identified); in study 2, reading of single nouns ranking high or low on a visual
doi:10.1016/j.neuroimage.2009.07.054
pmid:19646538
fatcat:huygbw5mgrfpngschzaswjlde4