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Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control
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Description: The central hypothesis of the Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control framework is that cognitive control operates via two distinct operating modes – proactive control and reactive control. Proactive control relies upon the anticipation and prevention of interference before it occurs, whereas reactive control relies upon the detection and resolution of interference after its onset.
Please visit the Dual Mechanisms website at http://sites.wustl.edu/dualmechanisms for more information about the DMC framework, investigators, tasks, and data access.
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Procedural Overview: See the SOP and Supporting Documentation directory for the project’s Standard Operating Procedure, checklists, phone screen, and other related documents.
Task Descriptions: See this component …
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Procedural Overview
This component contains the project SOP, checklists, a phone screen script, and other relevant documentation.
Task Descriptions
For more information about the Dual Mechanisms tasks, please refer to the website: http://pages.wustl.edu/dualmechanisms/tasks
Data Management
Contains navigational flowcharts, image preprocessing pipeline graphics, and sample data for subject 132017.
Please see the Analysis.odp file for link...
Publications
See linked project pages for published works under the DMCC project umbrella.
Mturk Test-Retest
The goal of this project is to examine the reliability and validity of assessments included in the DMCC project.
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