Aim. Drug abuse and addiction are major public health concerns, with millions of people
worldwide affected by the negative consequences of drug use. To better understand this …

Appropriately adjusting to errors is essential for adaptive behavior. Post‐error slowing (PES)
refers to the increased reaction times on trials following incorrect relative to correct …

Altered brain response to errors in anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD)
suggests cognitive control abnormalities across both types of illness, but behavioral metrics …

People tend to slow down after committing an error in many tasks. However, some studies
failed to observe such post-error slowing. Furthermore, recent work found speeding after …

Importance: When patients present with cognitive impairment, consults to neuropsychology
can assist internists and psychiatrists in diagnosis, treatment planning, and determination of …

Binge drinking refers to the pattern of alcohol consumption that brings blood alcohol levels
to or above legal intoxication levels. Commonly practiced by young adults, it is associated …

This study aimed to report the effect of a 6-week light-active versus moderate-active physical
activity intervention embedded in a multimodal day treatment program on selected …

An increased reaction time often occurs after error responses (post-error slowing, PES).
However, the role of top-down regulation in post-error processing remains to be debated …

Background Impulsivity is an established risk factor for substance use disorder (SUD).
Integral to SUD recovery is proactive control (leveraging information about a potential need …

It has been known for> 50 years that making an error leads to subsequent changes in
performance, yet the exact nature of posterror adjustments in cognition remains debated. We …