The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) is believed to be involved in the executive control of
actions, such as in monitoring conflicting response demands, detecting errors, and …

The ability to monitor performance and behavior is crucial for goal-directed, adaptive
behavior in a changing environment. Performance monitoring has been extensively …

Altered frontal lobe activity and executive control associated with working memory (WM)
dysfunction are recognized as core deficits in schizophrenia. These impairments have been …

Children referred for externalizing behavior problems may not represent a homogeneous
population. Our objective was to assess neural mechanisms of emotion regulation that might …

The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) holds a prominent place in models of the neural
architecture supporting cognitive control and conflict processing. The findings of empirical …

Social communication depends on our ability to understand others' emotions, motives, and
intentions. In order to understand others' experiences accurately, we often rely on our own …

Prior research suggests that task sets facilitate coherent, goal-directed behavior by providing
an internal, contextual frame that biases selection toward context-relevant stimulus attributes …

Empathic concern for others is an essential motive for challenges of self-regulation at all
developmental stages. A child who never develops the capacity for empathic concern may …

Awe differs from common positive emotions, triggered by vast stimuli, and characterized by a
need for accommodation (NFA). Although studies have revealed the downstream effects of …

We investigated the relationship between behavioral measures of conflict and the degree of
activity in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC). We reanalyzed an existing data set that …