The ability to inhibit a prepotent response long enough to consider the consequences of the response; to stop an ongoing response in reaction to environmental feedback; and to suppress stimuli that might interfere with a primary response (i.e., interference control) defines which term?

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Behavioral inhibition refers to the ability to control or inhibit a prepotent response, stop an ongoing response based on feedback, and suppress interfering stimuli, aligning with the description provided.

The Ability to Inhibit a Prepotent Response Long Enough to Consider