Improving perceptual learning efficiency with brief memory reactivations engages distinct neural mechanisms
Taly Kondat, Tik Niv, Haggai Sharon, Ido Tavor, Nitzan Censor · FENS Forum 2024
The adult human brain shows remarkable plasticity following perceptual learning, resulting in improved visual sensitivity. However, such improvements in visual perception commonly require extensive practice and hours of training. Therefore, an ongoing challenge has been to improve the efficiency of such prolonged repetition-based learning. Here we aimed to uncover whether improving the efficiency of repetition-based learning with brief memory reactivations engages distinct neural mechanisms. To address this question, human participants encoded a visual discrimination task. Then, three sessions
ePoster · Neuroscience