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Meanings of inhibitory control in English
Spanish
inhibicion de la conducta Cognitive process that permits an individual to inhibit impulses and behavioral responses to stimuli in order to select a more appropriate behavior that is consistent with achieving goals.
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Usage of inhibitory control in English
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Automatic inhibitory control processes prevent such response tendencies from interfering with behaviour.
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Prenatally exposed children showed poorer inhibitory control in the DeFT than non-exposed children.
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Our findings provided direct electrophysiological evidence for inhibitory control impairments in adolescent smokers.
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There were no significant group differences in inhibitory control scores from the SA-Dots.
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Thus, we assume that alpha ERS reflects top-down, inhibitory control processes.
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In addiction, loss of prefrontal inhibitory control is believed to contribute to impulsivity.
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The extent of response-button pressing during delays indicates frustration-induced inhibitory control.
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These findings supported a two-factor solution of inhibitory control derived in a previous study.
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Children's weak inhibitory control means that automatic activation can have dramatic effects on behaviour.
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In this study, we evaluated the effect of GPi-DBS on inhibitory control in PD patients.
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It shows not just their cognitive understanding but also the inhibitory control that they have.
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This rise in MR is accompanied by a stronger MR-mediated inhibitory control of the HPA axis.
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A number of relevant neurocognitive systems should be assayed; particularly, inhibitory control, reward processing and executive functioning.
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Identifying environmental influences on inhibitory control (IC) may help promote positive behavioral and social adjustment.
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Second, we test whether child inhibitory control explains the magnitude of contextual variation in observed disruptive behavior.
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These results raise the possibility that prefrontal mechanisms supporting inhibitory control over memory are impaired in PTSD.
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