“…Hence, a minimization of extraneous stimulus processing would facilitate the transference of incoming stimulus information from frontal to temporal-parietal areas to sharpen memory operations. This speculation is supported broadly by neurophysiological results (Friedman et al, 2001;Knight and Nakada, 1998;Nieuwenhuis et al, 2005;Ranganath and Rainer, 2003), experimental findings (Birbaumer and Elbert, 1988;Birbaumer et al, 1990), and personality ERP variation (DiTraglia and Polich, 1991;Orlebeke et al, 1989;Polich and Martin, 1992;Stenberg, 1994). Although these results are diverse, such an inhibition hypothesis cognitively encompasses the aggregate findings using a unitary mechanism.…”