Topic: resting state connectivity

Neurofeedback (NF) used at rest could serve as a mean to explore the connection between resting state connectivity, task-related connectivity, and task performance. Evidence shows greater M1-PMd connectivity is associated with superior performance in action selection (AS). However, the causal relationship has not been thoroughly examined. Therefore, this study aimed to determine if M1-PMd connectivity could be modulated through covert fMRI-NF during rest, subsequently affecting cognitive-motor connectivity and behaviour. 20 adults took part in this counterbalanced within-subject double-blind s