Predicting surprise across contexts

Marta Čeko ()
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Nature Human Behaviour, 2025, vol. 9, issue 3, 437-438

Abstract: How our brains process unexpected events is a central question in neuroscience. A study now identifies a distributed brain network that is predictive of processing unexpected events across contexts that vary in content and complexity, which advances our understanding of the neural basis that underlies the experience of surprise.

Date: 2025
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