Sentence examples for conflict processing from inspiring English sources

The event-related potential N270 component is known to be an electrophysiological marker of the supramodal conflict processing.

These activation patterns provide evidence for a domain-general neural system that is active for both emotional and cognitive conflict processing.

As a means of eliciting emotional conflict in a naturalistic, ecologically valid manner, the S-R incompatibility elicited through facial expression-based responding has the potential to be exploited in a similar variety of experimental manipulations, contributing to our knowledge of the behavioural and neural mechanisms underlying emotional conflict processing.

Additionally, the interpretive framework for the roles of the rACC in moral sensitivity and its proposed neural network focuses on its role in cognitive control processes related to error awareness [20] and conflict processing [21], perhaps particularly for emotional conflict [22], [23].

The current study aimed to examine these issues by focusing on conflict processing.

Wendelken, C., Ditterich, J., Bunge, S. A. & Carter, C. S. Stimulus and response conflict processing during perceptual decision making.

Importantly, our results suggest that double-conflict processing is qualitatively different from single-conflict processing although double-conflict shares the same sources of conflict with two single-conflict conditions.

Both of these social-conflict processing strategies have the potential to interfere with successful interpersonal-conflict resolution and social learning.

The ACC showed greater activation during stop as compared to go trials and the effect size of activation was correlated with prefrontal activation during post-conflict processing.

Second, the results that the ACC does not have a mediating role in the association between conflict and post-conflict processing need to be considered along with several methodological issues of mediation analyses.

These results provide clear evidence that the longer processing for incongruent stimulus inputs do not just reflect time-on-task or difficulty, but include a true conflict-processing component.