… for response inhibition. Our results are largely consistent with models of cognitive control that
… psychological constructs, such as response selection and inhibition, are related processes …

… of cognitive control and response inhibition. Hypothetically, fast and … inhibition is exerted
in the reactive control mode, whereas proactive control enables the preparation of inhibitory …

… of cognitive control. In the present study, we asked whether response inhibition can be …
Consistent with the automatic control hypothesis, we found that the go and stop goals were …

… response inhibition (the suppression of a prepotent or automatic behavioural response) and
interference suppression (the ability to control … of inhibition, of which response inhibition and …

… because of damage to an inhibitory mechanism. However, … an active inhibitory process
underlying cognitive control has … that explain cognitive control without recourse to inhibition as …

… cognitive neuroscience in examining some of the main constituent processes of cognitive
control … -directed action selection, response activation and inhibition, performance monitoring, …

… To foreshadow our results, our results uniformly suggest that, during response inhibition,
cognitive control is primarily engaged for the purpose of monitoring the environmental context …

… of the two fundamental components of cognitive control, namely response inhibition and
interference suppression, by recording the brain's electrical response to stimuli presented in a …

… Individuals with ASD consistently show deficient response inhibition while performing …
inhibition and to RRB. More generally, our findings suggest reduced cognitive control over …

… control (Logan, 1994). In the present study, we were concerned with further acts of control
that follow response inhibition… The present study suggests that cognitive control can rely on …