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Switch costs in inhibitory control and voluntary behavior: A computational study of the antisaccade task

2018-05-03

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An integral aspect of human cognition is the ability to inhibit habitual responses in order to initiate complex, rule-guided actions. Moreover, humans have also the ability to alternate between different sets of rules or tasks, at the cost of degraded performance when compared to repeating the same task, a phenomenon called the ‘task switch cost’. While it is recognized that switching between tasks requires often...

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Literature Corpus work: 037e7efe-833f-5a24-b9de-2f0ed0a2cb79
DOI: 10.1101/313643

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