Humans do not avoid reactively implementing cognitive control

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<p>The ability to exert cognitive control allows us to achieve goals in the face of distraction and competing actions. However, control is costly, and therefore people generally aim to minimize control demands. Because control takes many forms, it is important to understand whether such costs apply universally. Specifically, reactive control, which is recruited in response to contextual features, is theorized to b...

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• Individuality
• Longitudinal Studies
• Affect
• Cognition
• COVID-19
• Phenotype
• Reaction Time
• Reward

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Literature Corpus work

2d858e51-5003-5ff5-ba3c-121329565799

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/x5vgj