Cognitive Control Training and Anger Symptoms
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“Impact of Cognitive Control Training on Anger Symptoms and Reactive Aggression”
High trait anger is a personality construct characterized by elevations in the frequency, duration, and intensity of anger episodes. According to many social cognitive theories, hostile interpretations of everyday situations contribute to the development and maintenance of anger symptoms. This study will examine the effectiveness of a computer-based cognitive control training task.
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Behavioral - Cognitive Control Training
A computer-based flanker task that aims to reinforce the recruitment of cognitive control in the presence of hostile/aggressive stimuli.
Behavioral - Sham Cognitive Control Training Program
A placebo version of the computer-based cognitive control training. Designed to appear similar to the experimental task, but will not reinforce the recruitment of cognitive control in the presence of hostile/aggressive stimuli.
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Impact of Cognitive Control Training on Anger Symptoms and Reactive Aggression (Anger Study)
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NCT03684031
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