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Metacognition and cognitive control: Behavioural adaptation requires conflict experienceQuestienne et al., 2018
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- Questienne L
- Van Opstal F
- van Dijck J
- Gevers W
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- Quarterly journal of experimental psychology
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Cognitive control allows adapting our behaviour to improve performance. A behavioural signature of cognitive control is the Gratton effect. This effect is observed in conflict tasks and indicates smaller congruency effects after incongruent trials than after congruent trials …
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