Examining the boundary conditions between cognitive control and interference derived from stimulus-based and response-based conflict

iv Introduction 1 Dual Mechanisms of Control 2 Proactive Control. 2 Reactive Control. 4 Interference Taxonomy 10 The Simon Task 15 The Stroop Task 17 Task Comparisons 21 Context Effects 24 Present Experiments 29 Experiment 1 31 Methods 33 Participants. 33 Materials. 33 Procedure. 35 Results 36 S-R Influence on S-S. 37 S-S Influence on S-R. 52 Discussion 66 Experiment 2 68 Methods 69 Participants. 69 Materials. 69 Procedure. 70 Results 70 Proactive Control. 71 Reactive Control. 73 Discussion 76 General Discussion 77 Implications 77 Conclusions 82 References 83 Appendix 90 IRB Form 90 Consent FormExperiment 1 91

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