Yes, this is a caveat in every fMRI study but especially so where alterations in cerebral blood flow and neurovascular coupling are suspected. I...
Ah, so I definitely was mixing up my stats principles here (it's been a long time....). I was thinking of situations in which multiple comparisons...
Hey everyone, I finally gathered enough spoons to sort through some of this data myself, and it does not look good. I ran mixed effect models on...
It looks like it had been published on previously, although muscle physiology is way outside of my wheelhouse. This is the initial publication on...
Ah, finally some answers to the numbers problem! I mean, it's still off by several orders of magnitude, but at least it makes sense as an attempt...
This is definitely what I meant but didn't explain it well, thanks for clarifying!!
Thanks all - yes I think it's a good point that they might be doing some kind of regression analysis here and then using a t-test to compare...
Hi everyone, I am working on my writeup of this study for my blog and I've come across what I believe might be some major issues with the...
Yes, neurovascular coupling is always an important caveat in BOLD fMRI studies, often an unappreciated one. There were a few labs studying this...
Hey everyone, new to this forum but I have lots of questions with the way this study was performed/interpreted. I'm glad others have noticed the...
@SNT Gatchaman I'm about to resurrect that thread, I have questions lol. I was recently granted access to the study data too and hoping to do some...
Ah, I've been trying to work my way through that paper as it's one of the only ones (maybe the only one?) they cite about the TPJ. It is a review...
Just wanted to chime in and say thanks for this extensive investigative work @Arvo, I'm going to cover some of this in my blog, maybe even write a...
This is a very uninformed answer. He appears to be conflating the concept of reward-prediction error in dopamine processing and the initiation of...
I am actually working on a blog post for this purpose, but it's taking quite some time. I'm glad to have found this forum as the folks here are...
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