Inhibiting Irrelevant Information Eases the Cost of Switching Tasks
A task-switching study finds that stronger inhibition of task-irrelevant information significantly reduces switch costs.
A task-switching study finds that stronger inhibition of task-irrelevant information significantly reduces switch costs.
In rats, combined activation of D1 dopamine and α2A adrenergic receptors improved temporal order memory and cognitive flexibility more than ...
A new study finds that personality functioning severity in borderline personality disorder is most closely linked to self-reported mentalizing difficulties ...
A single-case study reports that individualized, QEEG-guided low-intensity transcranial magnetic stimulation was associated with altered brain wave patterns and improved ...
A meta-analysis of 22 randomized trials finds exercise programs of at least four weeks associated with better executive function task ...
A network meta-analysis of 12 Chinese randomized trials finds exploratory evidence that resistance exercise may best support inhibitory control, mind-body ...
A new meta-analysis of 25 randomized controlled trials finds that physical exercise may improve inhibitory control and possibly internalizing symptoms ...
A cross-sectional study of 318 Turkish adults found self-compassion was strongly associated with fewer depressive symptoms, with cognitive flexibility emerging ...
An exploratory fixel-based MRI study of seventeen young women with anorexia nervosa found significant increases in right cingulum fiber density ...
A new study of 840 adults aged 18 to 65 finds that self-efficacy and cognitive flexibility are the core psychological ...
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