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Neuroelectric correlates of response production and inhibition in individuals at risk to develop alcoholism.
Biological psychiatry - 1 Jul 1997
Cohen H L, Porjesz B, Begleiter H, Wang W
Abstract excerpt
P300 recordings were made from males at high risk (HR) for alcoholism and low-risk (LR) controls, participating in a visual go/no go reaction time paradigm. The go (button press) and no go (inhibit response) stimuli were large and small forms of the same letters. The LR group had significantly larger go than no go P300 amplitudes in the central, parietal, and temporal regions; the HR group manifested no response...
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