Spatial organization of neural responses to physical and agentive movement dynamics is reflected in intrinsic functional connectivity
Making sense of dynamic scenes requires interpreting the movements of inanimate objects governed by external physical forces and the actions of animate agents pursuing endogenous goals. Prior research has identified regions preferring physical or agentive movement, but their spatial organization relative to one another remains unclear. We used fMRI and within-individual analyses to examine neural…
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