Intermittent Theta Burst Stimulation(TBS)applied to the left
dorsolateral prefrontal cortex suppressed reward-related signaling in
the anterior midcingulate cortex(aMCC), resulting in a change in
goal-directed behavior. Continuous TBS had no effect. While these
results are inconsistent with reported TBS effects on motor cortex, the
present findings offer normative insights into the magnitude and time
course of TBS-induced changes in aMCC excitability during goal-directed
behavior.

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