Cognitive Control: Social Evolution and Emotional Regulation

Topics in Cognitive Science 3 (2):238-241 (2011)
Abstract This commentary argues that theories of cognitive control risk being incomplete unless they incorporate social/emotional factors. Social factors very likely played a critical role in the evolution of human cognitive control abilities, and emotional states are the primary regulatory mechanisms of cognitive control
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