Conflict-Monitoring Theory / System
Conflict-monitoring theory, also called performance-monitoring system, proposes how the brain helps detect, monitor, and resolve conflict and errors. The system is an adaptive m
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
Conflict
Conflict is the arousal of two or more strong motives that cannot be solved together. They’re often unconscious, and the source of conflict unclear. The culture disapprov
Conflict Adaptation Theory
Conflict adaptation theory or cognitive control adaptation, a popular theory in cognitive science, describes how the brain dynamically adapts when faced with conflicting informa
Conduct Disorder (CD)
Conduct disorder (CD) is diagnosed when a child or teen shows antisocial behavior, disregarding basic social standards and rules, and being irresponsible. It’s more likel
Conditional (CS) / Unconditional (US) Stimulus
Conditional and unconditional stimulus in classical conditioning is the process that explains how fears and phobias develop—the process of forming learned associations&#x
Conditional Adaptation / Response
Conditional adaptation is an evolutionary mechanism where organisms respond flexibly to environmental signals rather than being solely genetically predetermined. An organis
Complex Trauma
Complex trauma can result from long-term effects on a child exposed to multiple, traumatic events—often severe and pervasive, such as abuse or profound neglect— di
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