Prospective motion correction for MRI has been shown to greatly improve image quality for structural scans but its impact on fMRI data is still unclear. In this work, we studied the effectiveness of prospective motion correction by analysing the accuracy of the tracking system and looking at the effects of motion correction on resting-state fMRI with no instructed subject motion.
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