There is evidence showing the neural basis of cognitive control utilizing morphological measures of the brain in healthy adults. In the present study, we complement and extend on previous voxel-based morphometry based research by utilizing the more specific brain macrostructure metric of cortical thickness to investigate the differential morphological correlates of objective and subjective cognitive control. Here, we used a rigorous cognitive control test battery implemented on 25 healthy adults. Further research on morphological correlates of objective and subjective cognitive control in healthy populations is necessary to provide baseline data for future clinical populations.
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