EEG and functional neuroimaging studies of the Stroop effect have consistently revealed activation in the frontal lobe and more specifically in the anterior cingulate cortex and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, two structures hypothesized to be responsible for conflict monitoring and resolution.
EEG have consistently revealed activation in the frontal lobe. Functional neuroimaging studies of the Stroop effect have consistently revealed activation in the frontal lobe. EEG have consistently hypothesized to be responsible for conflict monitoring and resolution. Functional neuroimaging studies of the Stroop effect have consistently hypothesized to be responsible for conflict monitoring and resolution. The anterior cingulate cortex are two structures. Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex are two structures.