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Cognitive control comprises two essential interactive component processes: a regulative component supporting the activation and implementation of control and an evaluative component that monitors the need for regulative control and signals when adjustments in control are necessary.
Some accounts, for example, associate rapid adjustments in control with a network of lateral prefrontal and parietal cortices and task-set maintenance with a network of anterior cingulate and insular cortices.
Exaggerated depression and delayed adaptation of BP and HR to air pollutants in HFrD rats was accompanied by the lack of adjustment in autonomic control as measured by HRV.
One-way ANOVA again confirmed (p < 10-3) a significant difference between the means, with multiple comparisons indicating that the mean Shannon index is significantly (at the p = 0.01 level, with Bonferroni adjustment) higher in controls (μ = 3.25, σ = 0.16) compared with the UC (μ = 2.94, σ = 0.29) and IBS (μ = 2.90, σ = 0.38) groups.
Expresses change in disparities after reform between black and white people and between Hispanic and white people in ACSC (preventable hospitalization) rates after adjustment for changes in control states.
Substantia nigra activity level predicts trial-to-trial adjustments in cognitive control.. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 23(2), 362-373.
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The medial prefrontal cortex is generally considered to be involved in continuous action monitoring and triggering compensatory adjustments in cognitive control [44].
Negative affect in healthy populations regulates the appraisal of demanding situations, which tunes subsequent effort mobilization and adjustments in cognitive control.
