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This study used ultra-high field MRI to compare brain activation for response inhibition and interference resolution within individuals. Findings suggest these cognitive functions rely on distinct brain areas, challenging the idea of a unified inhibition system.

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  • Response inhibition and interference resolution are often viewed as parts of a single inhibition system involving the cortico-basal-ganglia loop.
  • Previous functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies primarily used between-subject designs, limiting direct comparison of these functions within individuals.

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  • Response inhibition and interference resolution are supported by anatomically separate neural substrates.
  • The findings suggest a dissociation rather than a unified system for these executive functions.
  • Within-subject, high-resolution imaging is crucial for accurately comparing neural network patterns and reducing inter-individual variance.