Efficient inhibitory control is vital. However, environmental cues can influence motor control
especially in an emotional context. One common task to measure inhibitory control is the …

Background Depression is generally accompanied by a disturbed conscious processing of
emotion, which manifests as a negative bias to facial/voice emotion information and a …

Response inhibition is a crucial component of executive control, which refers to our ability to
suppress responses that are no longer needed or inappropriate. The stop-signal task is a …

Cognitive control enables people to adjust their thoughts and actions according to the
current task demands. Response inhibition and response adjustment are two key aspects of …

Harsh parenting (HP) entails physical and verbal expressions of anger and aggression
toward children, usually observed as response to child negative emotionality. Abundant …

Background Men and women are known to show differences in the incidence and clinical
manifestations of mood and anxiety disorders. Many imaging studies have investigated the …

Introduction Drug addiction is characterized by impaired response inhibition and salience
attribution (iRISA), where the salience of drug cues is postulated to overpower that of other …

Efficient inhibitory control in the context of prepotent actions is vital. However, such action
inhibition may be profoundly influenced by affective states. Interestingly, research indicates …

Intra-individual variability (IIV) refers to within-person variability in behavioural task
responses. Several factors can influence IIV, including aging and cognitive demands. The …

Previous studies identified cerebral markers of response inhibition dysfunction in cocaine
dependence. However, whether deficits in response inhibition vary with the severity of …