Topic: action-effect bindings

Being able to plan and select appropriate behavior to estimate the effects of an action is likely to have, is central to acting intentionally. Consequently, the establishment of so-called action-effect bindings has been deemed fundamental for enabling goal-directed behavior. Yet, the neurophysiological foundations of this ability are still largely enigmatic. In this electrophysiological study with N=31 healthy individuals, we focused on theta band activity. We examined how information between functional neuroanatomical structures is exchanged to enable action-effect response specification proc