Lapsing during Sleep Deprivation Is Associated with Distributed Changes in Brain Activation

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Figure 3.
Figure 3.

Plots on the left half of the figure depict the average signal response after collapsing all correct responses regardless of RT. These reflect the mean task-related activation during RW after a normal night's sleep or SD. Plots on the right half of the figure depict the relationship between delay in RT and fMRI signal. Delayed responses were associated with a modest but state-indifferent reduction in peristimulus signal and larger, state-sensitive increases in peak signal in frontoparietal control regions.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 28 no. 21 5519-5528
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