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. 2019 Aug 13;13:282. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2019.00282

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Copyright © 2019 Fehring, Samandra, Rosa and Mansouri.

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Conflict adaptation was modulated by the emotional content of visual stimuli. (A) The RT for incongruent trials that are immediately preceded by another incongruent trial (HH sequence), and those incongruent trials that are immediately preceded by a congruent trial (LH sequence) is shown for each emotional category. In both LH and HH sequences, trials which contained a negative start cue had lower RT than those which contained a positive start cue. (B) The magnitude of conflict adaptation (the difference in RT between LH and HH sequences) is shown for each emotional category. The magnitude of conflict adaptation was highest in trials which commenced with positive stimuli. ^*represents p < 0.05, ^∗∗∗represents p < 0.01.