The relationship between implicit/incidental sequence learning and working memory
motivated a series of research because it is plausible that higher working memory capacity …

Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) encompass a range of syndromes that are characterized
by social interaction impairments, verbal and nonverbal communication difficulties, and …

Long lasting involvement in a cognitive task leads to mental fatigue. Substantial efforts have
been undertaken to understand this phenomenon. However, it has been demonstrated that …

Our daily life is characterized by multiple response options that need to be cascaded in
order to avoid overstrain of restricted response selection resources. While response …

Response inhibition processes are important for performance monitoring and are mediated
via a network constituted by different cortical areas and basal ganglia nuclei. At the basal …

Response inhibition processes are one of the most important executive control functions and
have been subject to intense research in cognitive neuroscience. However, knowledge on …

Inhibiting responses is a challenge, where the outcome (partly) depends on the situational
context. In everyday situations, response inhibition performance might be altered when …

In everyday life, decisions are often made under stress and while being occupied with
multiple tasks. It has recently been shown that acute stress impairs decision making under …

Task switching processes reflect a faculty of cognitive flexibility. The underlying neural
mechanisms and functional cortical networks have frequently been investigated using …

Every day, a multitude of interfering sensory inputs needs to be integrated and adequately
processed using response selection processes. Interference effects are typically …