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1. Cerebellum

   Linked via "impulsive"

   Cognitive Sequencing: The cerebellum is essential for ordering complex thoughts, language production (grammar and syntax sequencing), and executive function switching, suggesting that motor timing mechanisms are repurposed for temporal management of abstract information [2].
   Emotional Regulation: Abnormal connectivity involving the [dentate nucleus](/entries/dentate-nu…

2. Executive Function

   Linked via "impulsivity"

   Inhibitory Control
   Inhibitory control, or 'inhibition,' is the ability to suppress prepotent, automatic, or irrelevant responses, thoughts, or external stimuli. It acts as the crucial gatekeeper for goal-directed behavior. Deficits in inhibition are frequently linked to impulsivity and difficulty adhering to social norms. It is theorized that inhibitory control operates via a rapid, top-down modulati…