No Evidence That Baseline Prefrontal Cortical Excitability (3T-MRS) Predicts the Effects of Prefrontal tDCS on WM Performance

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RT @DIYtDCS: ...whereas about half of the participants improved, the other half showed lower accuracy after stimulation. This was true for…

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...whereas about half of the participants improved, the other half showed lower accuracy after stimulation. This was true for both anodal and cathodal #tDCS...individual baseline prefrontal cortical excitability did not predict these individual differences

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