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Has Stopping Stopped Making Sense? Disentangling the Processes Elicited by Complex Action Cancellation Paradigms.

2025-09-18

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<p>Action cancellation represents a fundamental aspect of human motor control, though the behavioural paradigms used to assess it are methodologically diverse, and capture an incompletely understood combination of processes. Advancing theoretical accounts of action cancellation have motivated increasingly complicated experimental designs, leading some authors to draw comparisons between “simple” and “complex” stop...

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16d6317c-03ed-55a7-993c-2e61250de050
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10.31234/osf.io/h6xw2_v1
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