In the congruent condition, cue and outcome were identical.
In the congruent condition, cue and outcome were the same fruit.
In the congruent condition, the same fruit served as discriminative stimulus and outcome.
First, in the congruent condition, with the viewed and hidden hands in the same posture, visual and proprioceptive information were identical only in the synchronous movement condition.
The congruent condition, in particular when seeing a happy face, activated the medial basotemporal lobes (hippocampus, amygdala, parahippocampal region).
Crucially, intrinsic connectivity in the primary somatosensory cortex (S1) was attenuated in the CONGRUENT condition, during the illusory percept.
The data were further divided into two conditions: the congruent condition, which was equivalent to PS, and the conflicting condition, for PL and PR.
The analysis showed that the congruent/conflicting condition significantly affected the error rate; the data revealed that congruent condition had a lower error rate.
In this task, participants carry out simple finger movements while observing irrelevant movements that either match (congruent condition) or do not match (incongruent condition) the instructed movements.
In the incongruent condition, the unseen (left) hand was palm up and the right hand was palm down, whereas in the congruent condition, both hands were in the same posture (palm down).
In the congruent condition, the object was congruent with the performed action (e.g., a woman drinking from a cup), while in the incongruent condition, it was not (e.g., a woman drinking from a plant; see45,58 for details).
