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Structural and Functional Features Characterising the Brains of Individuals with Higher Controllability of Motor Imagery

People with better motor imagery ability have stronger structural and functional connections within a frontoparietal brain network, suggesting that successful motor imagery depends more on efficient communication between brain regions than on activity within any single region.

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