A theoretical framework for understanding movement preparation is proposed. Movement
parameters are represented by activation fields, distributions of activation defined over …

Two experiments were conducted to assess whether the emergence of shared
representations, as indexed by the joint Simon effect, is modulated by perceived group …

The current study uses reach tracking to investigate how cognitive control is implemented
during online performance of the Stroop task (Experiment 1) and the Eriksen flanker task …

The Gratton effect refers to the observation that performance on congruency tasks is often
enhanced when the congruency of the current trial matches that of the previous trial. This …

Although the relation between congruent and incongruent conditions in conflict tasks has
been the primary focus of cognitive control studies, the neutral condition is often set as a …

In the Simon effect, participants make a left or right keypress in response to a nonspatial
attribute (eg, color) that is presented on the left or right. Reaction times (RTs) increase when …

To explore the nature of specific interactions between concurrent perception and action,
participants were asked to move one of their hands in a certain direction while …

In the Simon effect, responses to a non-spatial attribute are faster when the irrelevant spatial
position of the stimulus corresponds to the position of the response. It was suggested that …

Different features of objects can be associated with different responses, so that their
concurrent presence results in conflict. The Simon effect is a prominent example of this type …

Medial prefrontal cortex (MPC) has been associated with a wide range of cognitive
functions; however, its specific role in interference control is not fully understood. The current …