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The data in our study suggest that the plasticity that leads to suppression of task distractor responses is dependent on stimulus evoked activity, and is stronger for stimuli not associated with reward.

However, alpha activity is now considered to support active suppression of task irrelevant processes (Jensen and Mazaheri, 2010).

The central hypothesis thereby is that the P1 amplitude reflects inhibition that enables the suppression of task irrelevant and potentially competing processes.

The central prediction of the proposed theory rests on inhibition and on the idea that suppression of task irrelevant and potentially competing information and or neural structures leads to a particularly large increase in the P1 amplitude.

Specifically, attention usually entails both the selection of task relevant and the corresponding suppression of task irrelevant information and can also be segregated according to the perceptual domain of interest.

Our results suggest that individuals with frequent nightmares are impaired in executive tasks involving the suppression of task-irrelevant semantic representations.

The Pd is a positive component distributed over posterior scalp regions contralateral to a distractor and may reflect suppression of task-irrelevant distractors [23] [24].

The underlying mechanism of this inhibition seems to be a facilitation of task-specific activations through the suppression of task-irrelevant cortical regions, enabling the subject to focus his attention on the relevant process.

Taking into account that compared to controls cocaine subjects showed rACC hypoactivation during this [16] and other [17], [18], [55] fMRI paradigms, the higher negative BOLD responses and the lower CM signals in rACC may reflect lower DA-mediated suppression of task-irrelevant emotional responses during fMRI in cocaine abusers.

In both cases, enhanced navigational accuracy could result from suppression of task-irrelevant information, rather than the enhancement of task-relevant information.

The aMFG may select processes (i.e., perceptual cues) congruent with the validated belief; this region has been implicated in the enhancement and suppression of task-relevant and task-irrelevant processes, respectively (Sakai and Passingham 2003; Sugiura et al. 2007).