Cannabis users have altered patterns of brain activity when switching tasks - Cannabis users exhibited weaker neural responses during these switches compared to nonusers, although both groups performed equally well on the tasks.
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Cannabis users have altered patterns of brain activity when switching tasks
Cannabis users exhibit weaker neural responses in brain regions related to cognitive flexibility during task-switching, despite showing no significant differences in task performance compared to nonusers.
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Insect cognition may be explained by executive functions. A peer reviewed Perspective applies self control ✋, task switching 🔄, and working memory 🧠 to documented behaviors and outlines testable predictions.
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Frontiers
Frontiers | Interpreting insect behavior through the lens of executive functions
Despite miniature brains, insects exhibit flexible, adaptive, and goal-directed responses. Behaviors indicating rule abstraction and complex decision-making ...