… One of the main limitations is a lack in understanding how NTBS interacts with brain activity
at the neuronal level to give rise to behavioral effects, how these effects can most efficiently …

… This article aims at providing a comprised overview regarding the existing evidence on the
… Based on these recent findings, it is proposed that we are now at the verge of applying these …

… At the very least an awareness of these conceptual distinctions would be valuable for both
fledgling and established consciousness researchers. At any rate, we suggest that it will not …

… were stimulated at the target area first, and the other half was stimulated at the control site
… Furthermore, to ensure that subjects did not occupy themselves with the experiment at hand …

… Stimuli were projected (Sanyo PLC-XT16) onto a frosted screen at the rear end of the scanner
bore and … Triple-pulse TMS at 10 Hz was applied at 60% of maximum stimulator Sack et al. …

… That is, in contrast to other pain coping techniques, mindfulness practice is not aiming at
cognitively controlling the pain but rather at “letting go” by reducing this cognitive control …

… A word of caution is in order at this point. It remains unclear whether the TMS-induced
transient-… At the moment, we also cannot assess to what extent our findings are specific to the …

… behavior, as measured by RT, and brain activity, at the spatial and temporal scale of fMRI. …
are going to be at least comparable. More importantly, by looking at the dependence of onset …

… In experiment 2 we tested effects of cueing at 10.6 Hz and at the first alpha-subharmonic (ie
5.3 Hz). If phase-locking of naturally occurring alpha oscillations drives our results, this alpha…

… Importantly, there are two distinct issues at play that need to be considered separately. On
the one hand, the presence of auditory and somato-sensory perception during the application …