Coping Mechanisms / Behaviors
Coping mechanisms are strategies and behaviors to manage
Conflict/Conflicting Stimuli
Conflict stimuli interfere with the intended cognitive processing of information. Researchers use conflict stimuli to study the
Conflict Resolution and Reaching a Good Outcome
Conflict resolution and reaching a good outcome takes complex neural networks integrating sensory input, emotions, and past experiences. Studies help explain neurological impair
Conflict Resolution
Conflict resolution follows conflict detection. We prioritize among competing responses—choosing one action over multiple options. Well-managed conflict resolution can be
Conflict Processing Deficits
Conflict processing deficits create difficulties in detecting and resolving situations where multiple stimuli compete for attention, common to those with ADHD,
Conflict-Monitoring Theory / System
Conflict-monitoring theory, also called
Conflicted Self-Identity
Conflicted self-identity can affect anyone living with a dual heritage or who are experiencing gender dysphoria.
Conflict Detection Impairment
Conflict detection impairment is difficulty in identifying situations with conflicting information/stimuli. Some with ADHD might not recognize a discrepancy between different da
Conflict Detection
Conflict detection, the first step in conflict processing, prioritizes relevant information (internal/external) and suppressing irrelevant distractions. Detection responses are
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