====== Project Overview  ======

^ Number^ Project ID ^ Name    ^ Principal Investigators ^
|   NA   |  INF   | Information infrastructure | Wolfgang E. Nagel\\ Michael N. Smolka|
|   NA   |  MGK   | Integrated Research Training Group | Anne Gärtner\\ Alexander Strobel|
|  1334  |  Z2    | Core Imaging Facility (CIF) | Stefan Kiebel\\ Michael Marxen\\ Hannes Ruge|
|   NA   |  Z3    | Administration and central tasks | Thomas Goschke|
|   439  |  A01   | Neurobehavioral mechanisms of shielding and shifting of intentions | John-Dylan Haynes\\ Thomas Goschke\\ Marcus Möschl|
|   440  |  A02   | Neurocognitive processes supporting flexible voluntary action | Hannes Ruge\\ Uta Wolfensteller|
| completed |  A03   | The adaptive regulation of cognitive control in dual-task performance | Rico Fischer|
| completed |  A04   | Volitional control development in children | Mareike Altgassen|
| completed |  A05   | Volitional emotion regulation: The costs of control | Burkhard Brocke\\ Sabine Schönfeld\\ Alexander Strobel|
|   441  |  A06   | Mechanisms of self-control: The role of anticipated emotions and future thinking in reward regulation | Thomas Goschke\\ Franziska King-Korb\\ Henrik Walter|
| completed |  A07   | Brain states representing dynamics of meta-control | Michael Marxen\\ Michael N. Smolka|
|   442  |  A08   | The balance between perseveration and volatility: The interaction dynamics of meta-control parameters and situational demands across different control-dilemmas | Sebastian Pannasch\\ Stefan Scherbaum\\ Caroline Surrey|
|   443  |  A09   | Computational modelling of cognitive control over multiple trials | Thomas Goschke\\ Stefan Kiebel|
|   702  |  A10   | The intrinsic value of self-control | Franziska King-Korb\\ Veronika Job|
|   445  |  A11   | Does the thalamus play a role in human goal-directed behavior? | Hannes Ruge\\ Katharina von Kriegstein|
| completed |  B01   | Emotional modulation of cognitive control: Effects of positive affect and reward cues on goal shielding and switching | Annette Bolte\\ Thomas Goschke\\ Hannes Ruge|
| completed |  B02   | Affective modulation of volitional control: The moderating role of action tendencies, ambivalence, and motivational conflict | Roland Deutsch|
|   37   |  B03   | Aging and dopamine modulation of complementary control processes | Shu-Chen Li\\ Michael N. Smolka\\ Franka Thurm|
| completed |  B04   | Serotonergic modulation of meta-control parameters: Temporal discounting rate, probabilistic discounting rate, learning rate, and habitisation | Michael N. Smolka|
|   505  |  B05   | Chronic stress and executive functioning – a longitudinal perspective | Clemens Kirschbaum\\ Katharina Zwosta|
| completed |  B06   | Individual differences in effort discounting and adjustments in volitional control | Stefan Kiebel\\ Sebastian Pannasch\\ Alexander Strobel|
|   806  |  B07   | Lifespan age differences in the arbitration of learning strategies | Ben Eppinger\\ Andrea Reiter|
|   616  |  B08   | Functional neuroanatomical and neurobiological modulators of the interaction of volitionally controlled and automatic behavior | Christian Beste\\ Ann-Kathrin Stock|
|   211  |  C01   | Volitional dysfunction in self-control failures and addictive behaviors | Gerhard Bühringer\\ Thomas Goschke\\ Michael N. Smolka|
| completed |  C02   | Affective modulation and dysregulation of cognitive control in bipolar disorder in different states and stages of the disease | Michael Bauer\\ Andrea Pfennig|
|   617  |  C03   | Anorexia nervosa as a model for increased volitional control: temporal dynamics, intrinsic costs and alternative explanations | Ilka Boehm\\ Stefan Ehrlich|
| completed |  C04   | Fronto-striatal dysregulation of motivational and cognitive flexibility | Ulrike Lüken|
| completed |  C05   | Avoidance behavior as a result of one-sided exertion of cognitive control in specific phobia | Katja Beesdo-Baum|
|   223  |  C06   | Cognitive control in impulsivity and compulsivity | Raoul Dieterich\\ Tanja Endrass|
|   224  |  C07   | Failures of social self-control | Emanuel Jauk\\ Philipp Kanske|