The recently developed diffusion model for conflict tasks (DMC) Ulrich et al.(Cognitive
Psychology, 78, 148–174,) provides a good account of data from all standard conflict tasks …

In the present study, we examined how the relevance of potentially distracting information
modulates the interplay of target and distractor processing in conflict tasks. Specifically, we …

In conflict tasks, such as the Simon, Eriksen flanker, or Stroop task, the congruency effect is
often reduced after an incongruent compared to a congruent trial: the congruency sequence …

Conflict tasks are commonly used to investigate control processes under situations of
relevant and irrelevant sources of information. In addition to compatibility effects at a mean …

The present study investigated global behavioral adaptation effects to conflict arising from
different distractor modalities. Three experiments were conducted using an Eriksen flanker …

Adaptive behaviors require the ability to resolve conflicting information caused by the
processing of incompatible sensory inputs. Prominent theories of attention have posited that …

Exercise has a profound impact on one's health, and it is becoming increasingly accepted
that exercise also benefits cognitive functioning. Yet, the neural mechanism for which …

Abstract The low‐frequency (< 0.1 Hz) fluctuation in sustained attention attracts enormous
interest in cognitive neuroscience and clinical research since it always leads to cognitive …

Cognitive control refers to the ability to maintain goal-relevant information in the face of
distraction, making it a core construct for understanding human thought and behavior. There …

Research suggests that symptoms of anxiety may result in atypical alpha activity associated
with cognitive functioning. It is well documented that symptoms of anxiety are often comorbid …