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Unraveling the Complexities of Motor Imagery and Its Impact on the Brain's Capabilities

P. 140 – 143.
Perevoznyuk G., Ragimova A., Batov A., Пономарева Д. С., Саламатин М. И., Feurra M.

This study is dedicated to identifying differences in 4 types of motor imagery: first-person visual imagery, third-person visual imagery, kinesthetic imagery and sensory imagery. The research task includes Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) over the motor cortex, during which Motor Evoked Potentials over 3 arm muscles will be measured. Also, correlations will be calculated between MEP amplitude and motor imagery vividness, as well as with some individual characteristics of the subjects (such as depression, anxiety, handedness, footedness, alexithymia and tendency for maladaptive daydreaming).

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Keywords: TMSMotor Evoked Potentialvisual imageryMotor imagery (MI)kinesthetic imageryvividness
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A Multidisciplinary Study of the Human Brain: Behavioral, Psychophysiological and Mathematical Approaches to Cognitive Functioning (2024)

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2024 Sixth International Conference Neurotechnologies and Neurointerfaces (CNN)
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