A new spin on fidgets

Mackenzie Mathis
2019
Article

Résumé

We express decisions through movements, but not all movements matter to the outcome. For example, fidgeting is a common yet ‘nonessential’ behavior we exhibit. New evidence suggests that this non-task-related movement profoundly shapes neural activity in expert mice performing tasks.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/281429?ln=fr

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