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1. Neuroscience › Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

   Task-based functional connectivity of the Useful Field of View (UFOV) fMRI task

   Kraft, Hausman, Hardcastle et al. · GeroScience · 2022

   In 336 people doing the UFOV task in an fMRI scanner, connectivity within a chosen network of brain regions was linked to performance and compared with seven standard resting-state networks.

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   1. UncheckedA set of ten brain regions chosen for the UFOV task showed connected activity during the task, and this connectivity was significantly linked to task performance.“We found that our UFOV fMRI network was functionally connected during task performance and was significantly associated to UFOV fMRI task performance.”
   2. UncheckedConnectivity within the authors' UFOV task network predicted UFOV accuracy about as well as, or better than, seven standard resting-state networks.“Within-network connectivity of the UFOV fMRI network showed comparable or better predictive power in accounting for UFOV accuracy compared to 7 resting state networks, delineated by Yeo and colleagues.”
   3. UncheckedConnectivity within the brain network active during the UFOV task accounted for Double Decision scores better than seven resting-state networks did.“Finally, we demonstrate that the within-network connectivity of UFOV fMRI task accounted for scores on a measure of "near transfer", the Double Decision task, better than the aforementioned resting state networks.”