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GABAergic modulation of conflict adaptation and response inhibition

2022-03-04

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Adaptive behavior is only possible by stopping stereotypical actions to generate new plans according to internal goals. It is response inhibition —the ability to stop actions automatically triggered by exogenous cues— that allows for the flexible interplay between bottom-up, stimulus driven behaviors, and top-down strategies. In addition to response inhibition, cognitive control draws on conflict adaptation, the f...

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Literature Corpus work: cb02ab03-f9d0-5e32-8453-f762b0df1a93
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.03.482762

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