Cognitive Inhibition — Cognitive inhibition is the suppression of irrelevant information or competing mental responses. It helps a person keep distracting material from interfering with a current task. Inhibition differs from avoiding emotions because its central function involves selecting what is relevant to ongoing mental activity. — Executive Function
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