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2009
This is a summary of the PhD of the author [1], which deals with the topic of execution control for Constraint Handling Rules.
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This is a summary of the PhD of the author [1], which deals with the topic of execution control for Constraint Handling Rules.
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Cerebellar involvement in executive control
The Cerebellum, 2007The cerebellum has long been considered to be mainly involved in motor function. In the last 20 years, evidence from neuroimaging studies and from investigations of patients with cerebellar lesions has shown that the cerebellum plays a role in a range of cognitive functions.
Christian, Bellebaum, Irene, Daum
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Executive control in language processing
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2009During communication, speakers and listeners need the mechanisms of executive control to organize thoughts and actions along internal goals. Speakers may use executive functions to select the right word over competing alternatives to refer to the concept in mind.
Zheng, Ye, Xiaolin, Zhou
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Executive control and the experience of regret
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 2012The experience of regret rests on a counterfactual analysis of events. Previous research indicates that regret emerges at around 6 years of age, marginally later than the age at which children begin to answer counterfactual questions correctly. We hypothesized that the late emergence of regret relative to early counterfactual thinking is a result of ...
Riggs, Kevin +3 more
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On‐line executive control: An electromyographic study
Psychophysiology, 2003AbstractIn a choice reaction time (RT) task, electromyographic (EMG) recordings allowed us to fractionate RT into two subcomponents, namely premotor time and motor time. This has been done for correct trials and errors. The analysis of the EMG burst and motor time (between EMG onset and overt response) showed that the EMG burst amplitude was reduced ...
Allain, Sonia +4 more
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The mediodorsal thalamus in executive control
NeuronExecutive control, the ability to organize thoughts and action plans in real time, is a defining feature of higher cognition. Classical theories have emphasized cortical contributions to this process, but recent studies have reinvigorated interest in the role of the thalamus.
Mathieu Wolff, Michael M. Halassa
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Control Structures and Execution Control
2018The aims of this chapter are to introduce: Selection among various courses of action as part of the algorithm. The concepts and statements in Fortran needed to support the above: execution control. executable constructs containing blocks. the associate construct. the block construct. the do construct.
Ian Chivers, Jane Sleightholme
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Language control and executive control
2019Abstract In this paper, we review recent literature on the cognitive benefits of bilingualism and suggest that studies focusing on language processing can provide insights in the debate surrounding the “bilingual advantage hypothesis”.
Anna Wolleb +2 more
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Process Execution Controls: revisited
[1990] Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, 2002In late 1989 the Government of Canada contracted with Thompson-Foss Inc. to implement integrity controls into Trusted Tunis. This paper discusses the Thompson-Foss implementation of Process Execution Controls. In an attempt to better understand the mechanism as well as examine its usefulness as an integrity control the Canadian System Security Centre ...
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Attention control: explorations of the work of an executive controller
Cognitive Brain Research, 1996This contribution reviews three lines of studies set to investigate attention control and executive operations, in the general context of the interplay between bottom-up and top-down processes in the conduct of proficient behavior. One line of studies focused on the act of switching attention between tasks and the mental costs associated with it.
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