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. 2019 May 2;9:6814. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-43291-7

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Self-generated Information Retrieval Time Windows: Group analyses of changes only in beta (12–30 Hz) oscillatory power, indicating significant increases in mPFC activity during self-generated retrieval (i.e., during retrieval of self-generated vs. externally-derived information) only within the specific limited time windows shown between 300 to 500 ms after stimulus onset (0 ms). All images shown are cluster corrected (>50 contiguous voxels) on statistical maps thresholded at p < 0.001, cross-hairs centered at the peak of mPFC activity (x, y, z = −15,40,0). Bar charts illustrate beta weights averaged across all participants for each condition, and are shown at the peak of mPFC activity during retrieval of self-generated vs. externally-derived information.