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The human brain reactivates context-specific past information at event boundaries of naturalistic experiences - Nature Neuroscience

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The human brain reactivates context-specific past information at event boundaries of naturalistic experiences - Nature Neuroscience

Although we perceive the world in a continuous manner, our experience is partitioned into discrete events. However, to make sense of these events, they must be stitched together into an overarching narrative—a model of unfolding events. It has been proposed that such a stitching process happens in offline neural reactivations when rodents build models of spatial environments. Here we show that, while understanding a natural narrative, humans reactivate neural representations of past events.

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