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Control of task-set switching.

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Control of task-set switching.

Auteurs : Camille Bonnin [France]

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To perform any cognitive task requires an appropriate organization of cognitive processes and mental representations in order to act in accordance with task requirements. This internal configuration has been called task set (Monsell, 1996). In the present work, we studied control processes involved in establishing a task-set and mechanisms involved in the resolution of conflict between task-sets, by using the task switching paradigm and ambivalent or conflict stimuli (Stroop-like stimuli) affording several tasks. The efficiency of control processes was indexed by switch cost and interference effects. The aim of this work was to determine (i) how control processes are adjusted according to contextual characteristics and (ii) how these adjustments reflect the implementation of different processes. An initial study explored the potential influence of a conflict context on task-set control. A second study explored the role of task set control processes in maintaining a context-dependent balance between stability and flexibility. A third study tested the hypothesis that each control mode is associated with specific inhibitory mechanisms. In a fourth study, using a Stroop-like paradigm in patients with Parkinson's disease, we investigated the neurophysiological substrates of proactive and reactive control modes. Finally, we discuss whether the ‘task-set’ approach and the related task-switching paradigm are useful tools for the study of executive control.

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