"Delay cells" in the prefrontal cortex described by Fuster and Goldman

Question

"Delay cells" in the prefrontal cortex described by Fuster and Goldman - Rakic are active during:
A) fear conditioning.
B) mirror-tracing tasks.
C) tactile working memory tasks.
D) visuospatial working memory tasks.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to Fuster and Goldman-Rakic, delay cells in the prefrontal cortex are active during visuospatial working memory tasks, where information must be held in mind for a short period of time.