Closed-Loop Neuromodulation of Anticorrelated Spontaneous Activity between Default and Dorsal Attention Networks

This study investigates the causal role of coordinated brain activity between default and dorsal attention networks in behavior. Using a covert fMRI neurofeedback intervention, we aim to modulate these networks and assess the impact on mind-wandering and attentional performance. Our research will inform development of interventions targeting these cognitive processes.