When Conflict Cannot be Avoided: Relative Contributions of Early Selection and Frontal Executive Control in Mitigating Stroop Conflict

Itthipuripat, Sirawaj; Deering, Sean; T. Serences, John

doi:10.1093/cercor/bhz042

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When Conflict Cannot be Avoided: Relative Contributions of Early Selection and Frontal Executive Control in Mitigating Stroop Conflict

Published in Cerebral Cortex • Mar 5, 2019

Authors:

Sirawaj Itthipuripat

Sean Deering

John T. Serences

Abstract

When viewing familiar stimuli (e.g., common words), processing is highly automatized such that it can interfere with the processing of incompatible sensory information. At least two mechanisms may help mitigate this interference. Early selection accounts posit that attentional processes filter out d...

Subject

Stroop effect

Psychology

Cognitive psychology

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