Behavior and computational modeling reveal control processes that minimize distraction in stimuli interactions.
• Control processes minimize distraction from irrelevant stimuli. • The triggers and targets of such control processes, however, remain unclear. • To fill these gaps, the present study combines behavior with computational modeling. • Distracting stimuli trigger control processes independent of distraction magnitude. • Control processes weaken associations between distractors and responses.
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