Neural interaction between language control and cognitive control: Evidence from cross-task adaptation.

摘要: Abstract It has been documented that conflict adaptation (conflict resolution in a task enhanced by previous task) exists not only the same domain but also across different domains with shared cognitive control mechanisms. For first time, present study adopted cross-task adaptive blocked design to examine relationship between bilingual language and from perspective of immediately adjacent, mutual influence on neural connectivity level. The results showed setting induced tasks changed nodal degrees anterior cingulate cortex/presupplementary motor area right thalamus, strength links adjacent tasks. In addition, pre-activation network affected transitivity successive use network. These findings indicate effect level, provide evidence for similarities detection inhibition language-specific domain-general control. our suggest there is partial overlap