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. 2012 Oct 3;32(40):13805–13818. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2200-12.2012

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Figure 9. — Effects of TMS on decision behavior and beta-band activity. A, Top, Participants' responses as a function of the WOE on TMS (red) and no-TMS (black) trials from MIP and V5 stimulation sessions. Bottom, TMS-induced change in psychometric function thresholds for each stimulation site. B, MNI locations for MIP (green) and V5 (red) stimulation sites for individual subjects. C, Top, This correlation was topographically specific to motor cortex electrodes. Bottom, Correlation between TMS-induced behavioral threshold changes and beta-band modulation at left- (blue) and right-hemisphere (red) sensorimotor cortex electrodes.