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Head motion is the most common source of physiological noise in fMRI data. Physiological noise refers to artifacts that arise from subject-related factors as opposed to issues with the scanner hardware or data acquisition. Sources of physiological noise include head motion, respiration, cardiac pulsation, and variability in neuronal activity not related to the experimental task. Head motion in particular can induce signal changes that contaminate the fMRI data and obscure the detection of real brain activat
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- Cassia Lmt
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