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![a (left) Topographic representation of the 60 Hz <t>RIFT</t> signal (uncombined planar gradiometers), averaged over participants in the 0.1–0.5 s interval ( t = 0 s is the onset of the search display). The RIFT response is confined to the occipital sensors. (right) Source modelling demonstrates that the RIFT response was primarily generated in the early visual cortex. The source grid has been masked to show the 1% most strongly activated grid points (MNI coordinates [0 −92 −4]). b Grand average spectrum, obtained by averaging over the participant-specific sensors of interest, indicating peaks at the 60 and 67 Hz stimulation frequency. c Grand average of the time-frequency representation of coherence between <t>the</t> <t>MEG</t> sensors and the RIFT signal, demonstrating an early, unspecific response in the gamma-band, followed by narrow-band responses at the stimulation frequency. d Set size 16. The responses to the distractor colour are significantly reduced for guided compared to unguided search ( p < 0.05; multiple comparison controlled using a cluster-based permutation test in the 0.1–0.5 s interval). There is no evidence for target boosting for this set size. e Set size 32. The RIFT responses to the guided target colour are significantly enhanced and the responses to the guided distractor colour are significantly reduced compared to the unguided search condition ( p < 0.05; cluster-based permutation test).](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_9186/pmc12159186/pmc12159186__42003_2025_8321_Fig2_HTML.jpg)
