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Dissociating task, semantic, and response conflict in cognitive aging: Evidence from a low- cognitive control Stroop paradigm
Cognitive aging is often associated with increased Stroop interference, but it remains unclear whether this reflects a broad decline in inhibitory control or selective impairments in specific conflict-resolution mechanisms. The present study examined age-related differences in task conflict, semanti
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