Active Cognitive Inhibition CONCEPT

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A mechanism that shuts down non-priority processes to free computational or neural resources. In your context: the system closes secondary channels when a higher-priority event emerges. Analogous to gating mechanisms in neural computation or a focus manager in cognitive systems. I rather trying to translate my own way of brain function haha. so i try to use an Ai to define it and see if I can express it at its best interpretation. That structure fits neurocognitive taxonomies such as Miyake et al. (2000) and Friedman & Miyake (2017). Maybe use this refined json: { "creation_time": 1759852540, "last_updated": 1759852540, "id": "trm_gQBevhggQHGxG", "type": "concept", "name": "Active Cognitive Inhibition", "definition_text": "Dynamic, context-sensitive suppression of irrelevant or competing processes to free resources and maintain goal-directed behavior. Functionally analogous to gating in neural computation and a focus manager in cognitive systems.", "relations": { "is_a_kind_of": [ "Inhibitory Control", "Executive Control", "Attentional Control", "Cognitive Control Process" ], "is_a_part_of": [ "Dynamic Executive Attention System", "Cognitive Control Network", "Executive Function System" ], "has_part": [ "Response Inhibition", "Interference Suppression", "Task-set Inhibition", "Selective Attention Filtering" ], "has_kind": [ "Active Motor Inhibition", "Active Verbal Inhibition", "Active Emotional Inhibition" ] }, "concepts": [ { "id": "trm_4a3fd79d09b79", "name": "behavioral inhibition", "relationship": "KINDOF", "direction": "parent", "definition_text": "Disambiguation" } ], "relationships": [ { "id": "trm_4a3fd79d0b043", "name": "selective attention", "relationship": "PARTOF", "direction": "child", "alias": "controlled attention, directed attention", "definition_text": "Allocation of resources to one input while attenuating others." }, { "id": "trm_4a3fd79d0af66", "name": "response inhibition", "relationship": "PARTOF", "direction": "parent", "alias": "motor inhibition", "definition_text": "Suppression of context-inappropriate actions." }, { "id": "trm_4aae62e4ad209", "name": "cognitive control", "relationship": "PARTOF", "direction": "parent", "alias": "executive control, executive function", "definition_text": "Top-down modulation of cognitive processes based on goals." } ], "conceptclasses": [ { "id": "ctp_C3", "name": "Reasoning and Decision Making", "description": "Reasoning and Decision Making", "display_order": 7, "relationship": "CLASSIFIEDUNDER" } ], "contrasts": [], "citations": [] }

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