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Showing 1 to 20 of 159 for “"cognitive control"”.
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Neurocomputational Methods for Autonomous Cognitive Control
… which neural approaches tend to fare poorly is cognitive control: maintaining short-term memory, inhibiting distractions, and shifting attention. Our own biological neural networks are more than capable of these sorts of executive functions, but artificial neural networks struggle with them. …
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Network cerebrovascular health predicts cognitive control performance
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms
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Cognitive control in age-related hearing loss
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2024-08-01
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Cognitive control in high and low suggestible individuals
The current work aimed to investigate cognitive control use in high and low hypnotically suggestible individuals in the context of the Dual-Mechanisms of Control Framework (Braver, 2012), to determine whether the differences in suggestion response are explained by the type of cognitive control …
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The Relationship between Bilingualism, Cognitive Control, and Mind Wandering
… experience of bilingualism purportedly produces cognitive control advantages. Although there is a significant body of evidence supporting this view, there are also several recently published research studies that failed to replicate bilingual advantages. Furthermore, there is some evidence of a …
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Does cognitive control affect successful "sandbagging" of concussion symptoms?
… Furthermore, I examined whether participants’ cognitive control is related to their ability to fake poor performance on SportGait. Forty-four participants completed two cognitive control tasks, were randomly assigned to “sandbag” or do their best and completed the SportGait baseline concussion …
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE CONTROL DURING CHILDHOOD: A NEUROCOGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE
… in order to complete a goal – a concept known as cognitive control. Research has shown that cognitive control develops rapidly over the first decade of life. One of the key control-related developments during childhood is the transition from a heavy reliance on in-the-moment and as-needed control …
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Aging and Cognitive Control: Hemispheric Differences and White Matter Integrity
"The ability to flexibly control cognitive processed declines with aging. Age-related changes in cognitive control have been associated with white matter as well as gray matter decline. Specifically, it has been established that anterior regions of the corpus callosum (aCC) decline with advanced …
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Cognitive Control across domains: integrating language, pain perception and clinical applications.
This portfolio explores the central role of cognitive control in high level cognitive processes, with a focus on language and pain perception. Drawing from my published work (including case studies, and critical reviews) this portfolio demonstrates that cognitive control is a core mechanism …
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The Malleability of Cognitive Control and its Effects on Language Skills
Cognitive control, or executive function (EF), refers to the mental ability to regulate and adjust behavior across domains in the face of interference, conflict, or new rules. Evidence from psycholinguistics suggests a role for cognitive control in a range of language processing tasks including …
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The Functional Role of the Anterior Insular Cortex in Cognitive Control
<p>Cognitive control, a higher level psychological construct, refers to efficient coordination of thoughts and actions for the accomplishment of goal-directed behaviors. Cognitive control is supported by a commonly activated cognitive control network, and the anterior insular cortex (AIC) serves as …
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The influence of pediatric concussion on cognitive control and neuroelectric function
… to understanding the nature and duration of neurocognitive deficits stemming from concussive injuries. The vast majority of the efforts, however, have been dedicated to understanding the consequences of concussive injuries in adult populations, with pediatric populations being oft neglected. …
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Age-related dynamics of cognitive control in a cued flanker task
Different stages of stimulus evaluation (“early” feature-level vs. “late” conjunction-level) can be used to respond in a conflict task, with different speed and accuracy outcomes. During a cued flanker task, where cues indicate the probability that an upcoming stimulus will be congruent (75%, 50%, …
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Eye Movement Measures of Cognitive Control In Children With to urette Syndrome
… begins in childhood and is characterized by uncontrollable repetitive actions like neck craning or hopping and noises such as sniffing or chirping. Worst in early adolescence, these tics wax and wane in severity and occur in bouts unpredictably, often drawing unwanted attention from bystanders. …
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Situational and individual factors of reactive cognitive control: examining feedback and motivation
… study examined the influences of individuals’ cognitive intrinsic motivation and the presence or absence of feedback on a cognitive task that encouraged reactive cognitive control. I hypothesized that the presence of feedback would facilitate faster responses. I also hypothesized that cognitive …
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ATTENTION TRAINING AND MINDFULNESS AS INTERVENTIONS FOR RUMINATION: ASSOCIATIONS WITH COGNITIVE CONTROL
Deficits in cognitive control are associated with problems disengaging from ruminative thought, a significant risk factor for depression. Cognitive control refers to higher order cognitive processes used for goal-directed behavior, including emotion regulation. The current study examined …
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The independent and interactive influence of lutein and choline on cognitive control
… promote healthy weight status as well as healthy cognitive and mental health status are of great interest to public health agencies and individuals alike. Dietary intake as well as serum and cortical accumulation of the dietary components lutein and choline have been linked with benefits for …
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