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Control Dilemmas Exist on Different Levels of Information Processing: Flexibility and Stability Trade off at the Task Level
Our cognitive system must manage two opposing demands: staying focused on one task (stability) and switching between tasks when needed (flexibility). Traditionally, a trade-off has been assumed between these two control modes. Recent studies questioned this idea. However, they do not consider that e
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