… Although to modern ears this quotation initially seems overly baroque, upon deeper
inspection it reveals a surprisingly apt … Selective motivation–cognitive control enhancements? …

… in a cognitive control task in older adults, it would reveal that age-related cognitive decline
is related to a strategic bias away from using proactive control. More optimistically, it would …

… not disentangle possible DA roles at different temporal dynamics. Thus, while this literature
… , on cognitive control and episodic memory encoding. We argue that this comparison reveals …

… They found that older adults showed the same activation foci and temporal dynamics during
reward and punishment delivery as younger adults. Interestingly, both studies hint at the …

… uniformly high resolution in both the time and frequency domains. Of note, the Cohen's
class RID approach does not require any a priori tailoring in order to achieve high resolution …

… All other main effects and interactions did not prove reliable (Fs < 1.38, ps > .073). Follow-up
contrast analyses on the significant interactions showed that within the reward phase …

… Finally, the presence of an Age Group × Trial Type interaction revealed that older adults were
more likely to be accurate than younger adults on incentive trials, p < .05; p BH = .15, OR = …

… different tasks, which reveal effects that are described in terms of either attention or cognitive
… , the temporal dynamics and conditions of how reward pursuit and attainment interact with …

… experience and cognitive control, characterizing the effect of the opioid system in
interactions between cognitive control and affect remains an important direction for future work. …

… but the trial type by ROI interaction was not even close to significant (F = 0.67, P = 0.67).
These results suggest that the seven validated ROIs consistently showed a pattern of better task …