Towards a Neuroscience of Mind-Wandering

Keywords

Hum, Cognitive neuroscience, Mind-wandering, Neuroscience, Psychology

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• Oscillatory brain activity in the alpha range is modulated by the content of word-prompted mental imageryFelix Bartsch, Gilava Hamuni, Vladimir Miskovic — 2015
• On the existence of a generalized non-specific task-dependent networkKenneth Hugdahl, Marcus E. Raichle, Anish Mitra — 2015
• Automatic gaze-based user-independent detection of mind wandering during computerized readingRobert Bixler, Sidney K. D’Mello — 2016
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