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. 2014 Mar 7;9(3):e91090. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0091090

Figure 1. Feedback display and feedback run.

Figure 1

(a) Custom-made software was used to continuously provide visual feedback of local brain activation to the participant in the scanner. The neurofeedback display consisted of a thermometer, and the temperature reading indicated the current level of activity in the visual cortex ROI. A dashed line indicated the target activation level, which could either be high (up-regulation condition) or low (baseline condition). (b) In each neurofeedback training session, volunteers participated in an average of ∼2 feedback runs of 8.3 min each. A feedback run was composed of 38 s baseline blocks (grey) interleaved with 38 s up-regulation blocks (red).