The role of putative human anterior intraparietal sulcus area in observed manipulative action discrimination
Brain and Behavior2019Vol. 9(3), pp. e01226–e01226
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Abstract
Our results highlight the primary role of parietal cortex in discriminating between two-alternative observed manipulative actions, consistent with the view that this level plays a major role in representing the identity of an observed action.
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