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Measurement of the response inhibition network in a brief battery of tasks: Introducing an assessment of reactive and proactive inhibition processes.

2022-11-08

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<p>Traditional response inhibition tasks are assumed to capture one’s ability to inhibit a response. This ability, however, requires a reactive process and a proactive process, post-error slowing (PES). Recent evidence shows that Stop-Signal Tasks (SSTs) measure the reactive process, and while the Sustained Attention to Response Task measures overall response inhibition, that measure is confounded by a proactive p...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/wx5ae

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