Emotional interference under low versus high executive control
Abstract
Previous research has demonstrated that task-irrelevant emotional distractors interfere with task performance especially under low phasic executive control (i.e., in nonconflict trials). In the present study, we measured medio-frontal ERPs (N2 and correct-related negativity, CRN) to elucidate which aspects of task performance are affected by emotional interference in a flanker task. To create emotional interference, negative and neutral pictures...
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Title
Emotional interference under low versus high executive control
Published Date
Apr 25, 2019
Journal
Volume
56
Issue
8
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