基于行动规则的认知控制可以有效执行刺激-响应冲突任务:Simon任务性能模型验证

Yoshitaka Otani1,2, Yoshitada Katagiri3, Emiko Imai4

  • 1Department of Rehabilitation Science, Kobe University Graduate School of Health Sciences, Kobe, Japan.

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概括

大脑灵活地修改规则,通过最小化认知负载来优化性能,得到了基于行动规则的认知控制 (ARC) 模型的支持. 这种模型涉及背前环状皮质 (dACC),通过适应任务需求来减少认知努力.

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