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conflict resolution

conflict resolution Conflict resolution, in this psychology context, means the executive-function process of handling cognitive conflict so a person can process competing information and choose an appropriate response.

Conflict resolution, in this psychology context, means the executive-function process of handling cognitive conflict so a person can process competing information and choose an appropriate response. It is described as a key part of executive function and involves both information processing and response selection.

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Drafting source: Sun Ru-hong; Zhang Jia-zhao; Jin Sha-yu; Jiang Chen-guang; Gao Xue-zheng; Wang Jun; Zhou Zhen-he. Neural correlates of abnormal cognitive conflict resolution in major depression: An event-related potential study. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.989924; article XML SHA-256 d64e489cc76a97ce7b6dd26113b0bc1c91f39820ba69b1e9d2b8a51834f8d577. “Neural correlates of abnormal cognitive conflict resolution in major depression: An event-related potential study” (10.3389/fpsyt.2022.989924).
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