ERROR POTENTIALS IN LIMBIC CORTEX (ANTERIOR CINGULATE AREA-24) OF MONKEYS DURING MOTOR LEARNING
ERROR POTENTIALS IN LIMBIC CORTEX (ANTERIOR CINGULATE AREA-24) OF MONKEYS DURING MOTOR LEARNING
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DOI:
10.1016/0304-3940(86)90467-2
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发表时间:
1986-10-08
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
BROOKS, VB
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作者:
GEMBA, H;SASAKI, K;BROOKS, VB
Two monkeys were trained to lift a lever with wrist extension in response to a visual cue. The animals were chronically implanted with electrodes for recording transcortical field potentials. Unique ''error'' potentials were observed in the anterior cingulate cortical area 24 during a transitional learning-stage when the animals were uncertain about fulfilling the required task appropriately. At that stage (III) about 40-60% of the movements were made appropriately within the required cue-time. Error potentials followed inappropriate lever lifts made with wrist movements that were self-paced and hence non-rewarded, but such potentials did not follow appropriately made, i.e. visually initiated, and rewarded lifts.