Cognitive control processes allow individuals to guide their behaviour in the face of
distracting or irrelevant stimuli, and typically continue developing into early adulthood …

Cognitive conflict detection and resolution develops with age across childhood and likely
supports age-related increases in other aspects of cognitive and emotional development …

Cognitive control enables individuals to flexibly adapt to environmental challenges. In the
present functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study, we investigated 185 …

Cognitive control is one crucial human ability that develops throughout childhood reaching a
mature level not until early adulthood. A network, comprising the anterior cingulate cortex …

Cognitive control is required to regulate conflict. The conflict monitoring theory suggests that
the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (dACC) is involved in detecting response conflict and the …

In functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies, researchers often attempt to
ensure that group differences in brain activity are not confounded with group differences in …

Cognitive control is required to regulate conflict between relevant and irrelevant information.
Although previous neuroimaging studies have focused on response conflict, recent studies …

Daily life requires people to monitor and resolve conflict arising from distracting information
irrelevant to current goals. The highly influential conflict monitoring theory (CMT) holds that …

Tasks involving conflict between stimulus dimensions have been shown to activate dorsal
anterior cingulate and prefrontal areas. It has been proposed that the dorsal anterior …

Conflict control is a critical capability for humans to detect and resolve conflicts. Unbalanced
development of cognitive control may be associated with mental disorders and cause a …