Cognitive Control 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyBiological PsychologyUniversityAll boards Created by: Meg FraserCreated on: 06-01-18 16:09 What is cognitive control? Process that allows processing and behaviour to vary adaptively from moment to moment 1 of 14 What does cognitive control not allow you to do? Override voluntary thoughts 2 of 14 Cognitive control turns ______ _______ into _______ _______ Habitual behaviour, goal oriented 3 of 14 Which area is involved in monitoring behaviour? Medial frontal cortex 4 of 14 What is perseveration? Persisting with a response when it is known to be incorrect 5 of 14 What did Milner (1995) find the LPFC to be involved in? Working memory not long-term associative memory 6 of 14 What area is active during the delay between seeing a face and performing a working memory task? Prefrontal cortex 7 of 14 What are habitual decisions sometimes under the control of? Reward 8 of 14 What is neuroeconomics? Neural basis of decision making 9 of 14 What did VMPFC activity correlate with? Value 10 of 14 What did DLPFC activity correlate with? Self-control 11 of 14 What is the result of caudal prefrontal cortex lesions? Goal planning fails 12 of 14 What is the result of rostral prefrontal cortex lesions? Simpler goals can be met but not complex ones 13 of 14 In which tasks is the anterior cingulate cortex most active? Complex 14 of 14
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