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In contrast to the Free condition where subjects were not reacting to any external cue, the Extern and Intern conditions constituted externally and internally triggered choice reaction time tasks (Jahanshahi et al., 1992).

Interestingly, PFC-PMC coupling OFF medication was also significantly higher in the Extern as compared to both the Free and Intern conditions, i.e. the two voluntary action selection conditions (P < 0.05, Bonferroni-corrected).

As in the Intern condition, 12 14 cues were presented per block.

Moreover, to exclude systematic differences with respect to the side of responses in the conditions with self-chosen movement lateralization, we calculated the proportion of right-handed responses out of all responses in the Free and Intern condition, i.e. the response bias for the dominant hand.

In contrast, we found a selective deficit of patients in the Intern condition: patients reacted slower when presented with a non-informative cue, i.e. when they had to choose between a left or right index finger response as fast as possible (Table 2).

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The other conditions (Intern, Free) did not differ between groups in terms of their specific connectivity pattern induced by the respective tasks.

However, when comparing internally and externally cued reactions, we found a significant main effect of Condition (Extern, Intern) [ F 1,22) = 43.159, P < 0.001].

Perceptions of both interns and supervisors regarding interns' responsibilities and skills, working conditions at district hospitals, and improvements required in medical education were obtained.

However, irrespective of the strong dopaminergic effect on basic motor performance, deficits in the condition relying on internally controlled processes (Intern) were unaffected by dopaminergic medication, both at the behavioural and the neural level.

The deportees generally experienced terrible living conditions and were interned as slave labour on collective farms.