Hot and cool response inhibition abilities develop linearly from late childhood to young adulthood

Inhibitory control involves different types of inhibition processes, such as interference control and response inhibition. In an affectively neutral context, both inhibition processes develop linearly with age. In an affectively charged context, however, the development of these inhibition processes is still debated, and no study has investigated the development of the ability to inhibit an initiated motor response, such as in a stop signal task...