Motivating inhibition - reward prospect speeds up response cancellation.
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Alcohol-Preferring P Rats Exhibit Elevated Motor Impulsivity Concomitant with Operant Responding and Self-Administration of AlcoholMonetary rewards modulate inhibitory controlEasy to learn, hard to suppress: The impact of learned stimulus-outcome associations on subsequent action control.EEG signatures associated with stopping are sensitive to preparationMotivational context for response inhibition influences proactive involvement of attention.The neural mechanism underpinning balance calibration between action inhibition and activation initiated by reward motivationPotential reward reduces the adverse impact of negative distractor stimuliReward prospect rapidly speeds up response inhibition via reactive control.Intrinsic Network Connectivity Patterns Underlying Specific Dimensions of Impulsiveness in Healthy Young Adults.Strategic top-down control versus attentional bias by previous reward history.Motivationally significant self-control: enhanced action withholding involves the right inferior frontal junction.Reward anticipation enhances brain activation during response inhibition.Effects of reward and punishment on the interaction between going and stopping in a selective stop-change task.The time course of cognitive control implementation.Cognitive-motivational interactions: beyond boxes-and-arrows models of the mind-brain.Withholding response to self-face is faster than to other-face.Monetary Reward and Punishment to Response Inhibition Modulate Activation and Synchronization Within the Inhibitory Brain Network.
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Motivating inhibition - reward prospect speeds up response cancellation.
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2012-08-22T00:00:00Z