An intracranial dissection of human escape circuits
Haoming Zhang,
Jiayu Cheng,
Keyu Hu
et al.
Abstract:Predators attack at different spatiotemporal scales, spurring prey to elicit escape responses that range from simple motor reactions and strategic planning that involve more complex cognitive processes. Recent work in humans suggests that escape relies on two distinct circuits: the reactive and cognitive fear circuits. However, the specific involvement of these two circuits in different stages of human escaping remains poorly characterized. In this study, we recorded intracranial electroencephalography (iEEG) … Show more
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