Relationship between implicit conflict monitoring, metacognitive monitoring, and cognitive control demand avoidance in children and adults.

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Neuropsychology
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1037/neu0001006
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Cognitive Abilities and Testing
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Relationship between implicit conflict monitoring, metacognitive monitoring, and cognitive control demand avoidance in children and adults.

Nicolas Chevalier, Jesse C. Niebaum, Yuqi Huang
Neuropsychology
Cognitive Abilities and Testing
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Relationship between implicit conflict monitoring, metacognitive monitoring, and cognitive control demand avoidance in children and adults.

Nicolas Chevalier, Jesse C. Niebaum, Yuqi Huang
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NeuropsychologyVol. 39(4)
University of California, Davis (US), University of Edinburgh (GB)
Leverhulme Trust
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Relationship between implicit conflict monitoring, metacognitive monitoring, and cognitive control demand avoidance in children and adults. — Nicolas Chevalier, Jesse C. Niebaum, et al. · Neuropsychology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS