Distinct Neural Correlates for Resolving Stroop Conflict at Inhibited and Noninhibited Locations in Inhibition of Return
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Summary
The results suggest that the left rostral ACC is involved in the interaction between pre-response conflict and IOR, whereas the left DLPFC is involvement in the interactions between response conflict andIOR.
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- 2006-11-01
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Keywords
Political science
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