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双重认知控制理论的影响因素
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Abstract:
认知控制是认知心理学领域备受关注的研究热点。近年来，学者们从揭示认知控制的可变性和描述时间动态角度出发，提出了双重认知控制理论。该理论将认知控制分为主动性控制和反应性控制两种类型。深入了解主动性控制和反应性控制的影响因素对我们认识认知控制具有重要意义。本文就年龄、分心刺激和情绪因素对双重认知控制理论的影响进行了系统综述。
Cognitive control is a hot topic in the field of cognitive psychology. In recent years, scholars have put forward the theory of dual mechanisms cognitive control from the perspective of revealing the variability of cognitive control and describing the temporal dynamics. This theory divides cognitive control into two types: proactive control and reactive control. An in-depth understanding of the influencing factors of proactive control and reactive control is of great significance for our understanding of cognitive control. This paper presents a systematic review of the effects of age, distracting stimuli, and emotional factors on dual mechanisms cognitive control theory.
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