Aims Deficits in behavioural inhibitory control are attracting increasing attention as a factor
behind the development and maintenance of substance dependence. However, evidence …

Cognitive and emotional challenges may elicit a physiological stress response that can
include arousal of the sympathetic nervous system (fight or flight response) and withdrawal …

Inhibitory control enables humans to stop prepotent motor activity, and is commonly studied
using go/no‐go or stop‐signal tasks. In stop‐signal tasks, prepotent motor activity is elicited …

Different types of interventions have focused on trying to improve Executive Functions (EFs)
due to their essential role in human cognition and behavior regulation. Although EFs are …

Deficits in inhibitory control, the ability to suppress ongoing or planned motor or cognitive
processes, contribute to many psychiatric and neurological disorders. The rehabilitation of …

Combining walking with a demanding cognitive task is traditionally expected to elicit
decrements in gait and/or cognitive task performance. However, it was recently shown that …

Developmental theories posit that immature cognitive control and excessive reward‐seeking
capacities may be a risk factor for addictive behaviors during adolescence, but the control …

ADHD status affects both bottom-up sensory processing and top-down attentional selection,
impairing professional and social functioning. The objective of the study was to investigate …

In any given common situation, when an individual controls him/herself or obeys and stops a
current action when asked to do, it is because the brain executes an inhibitory process. This …

Many forms of psychopathology are tied to a heightened tendency to respond impulsively to
strong emotions, and this tendency, in turn, is closely tied to problems with cognitive control …