Threat imminence modulates neural gain in attention and motor relevant brain circuits in humans
Different levels of threat imminence elicit distinct computational strategies reflecting how the organism interacts with its environment in order to guarantee survival. Thereby, parasympathetically driven orienting and inhibition of on-going behavior in post-encounter situations and defense reaction...
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John Wiley and Sons Inc
2021
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