Dear reader,
Can't seem to grasp the concepts of:
Behavioral inhibition vs cognitive inhibition
Are they the same?
Does anyone have any source material.
Kind regards
Behavioral inhibition
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by Richard@DecisionSkills » Tue Jan 07, 2020 8:26 pm
They are not the same.
Behavioral inhibition is to stop/inhibit an observable behavior, e.g. do not smoke a cigarette.
Cognitive inhibition is to stop/inhibit a thought, e.g. stop craving cigarettes.
Behavioral inhibition is to stop/inhibit an observable behavior, e.g. do not smoke a cigarette.
Cognitive inhibition is to stop/inhibit a thought, e.g. stop craving cigarettes.
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