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The Movie After-Effect: widespread adaptation of human cortex following naturalistic sensory experience
Neural systems adapt to prolonged sensory input through mechanisms such as gain control or homeostatic plasticity to maintain stable operating ranges. However, this phenomenon has so far been documented under extreme, non-ecological stimuli targeting specific sensory systems. Here, we reveal a wides
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