Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies
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This cluster of papers explores the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive control, decision making, executive functions, and emotion regulation. It covers topics such as prefrontal cortex function, attentional networks, reward processing, and the development of cognitive control in the adolescent brain.
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cognitive control; response inhibition; task switching; go/no-go task; flanker task; ventromedial prefrontal cortex; response selection; stop-signal task; error-related negativity; Stroop interference; stimulus-response compatibility; N2 component; switch costs; lateral prefrontal cortex; proactive control; conflict monitoring; reward anticipation; feedback-related negativity; error processing; Iowa Gambling Task; Simon task; dorsal anterior cingulate cortex; choice reaction time; emotional stimuli; response conflict
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Morton address: 36108822004016773 · morton4x16-v1
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