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Transcranial alternating current stimulation over left DLPFC modulates feedback processing : a simultaneous tACS-fMRI study
Studies have shown that reward-related feedback is processed by distinct brain networks. Neuronal oscillations, particularly theta and beta rhythms, play a key role in facilitating communications within these networks. This study investigated how modulating brain oscillations at theta and beta frequ
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