Alpha/beta oscillatory power modulates ongoing task performance during strategic monitoring in prospective remembering

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Strategic monitoring impaired ongoing task performance and increased central–parietal alpha/beta power. Alpha- and beta-band activity showed a context-dependent role. In the no-PM condition, greater oscillatory power—particularly late alpha—was associated with slower responses, indicating reduced cognitive flexibility, whereas in the with-PM condition, increased alpha/beta power was linked to higher accuracy and faster responses, supporting goal maintenance during prospective monitoring.
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  • Konrad Adenauer Foundation
  • Forschung und Lehre Drittmittel (FULDM: Research and Teaching Funding) by the University Hospital Magdeburg (SW214/2-1)

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