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At the roots of interference control: Conflict task in rats reveals the commonalities of onto- and phylo-genetic development

2024-05-23

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Responding to internal goals and filtering irrelevant environmental cues is essential for adapted behavior. To better understand their phylogenetic evolution, we explored the underlying mechanisms in rats, thanks to the adaptation of a well-established conflict task in Humans. Besides mean performance, state of the art data analysis based on distribution analysis and formal modeling (diffusion model adapted to con...

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Literature Corpus work: 1a56313b-6a54-5a76-924e-780fe9424e1a
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.22.595426

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