<p>Values of all different parameters analyzed in the task are shown, separated for easy and hard discrimination conditions and for sham and anodal tDCS sessions. For Go trials, three mean values are presented for easy and hard discrimination conditions: RTs, Percentage of correct responses and omissions. False alarms represent errors in Nogo trials. Mean stop-signal delay (SSD) refers to the average (SSD) in the two blocks (go for letters, go for numbers), computed with different staircases (see Materials and Methods). The Stop-Signal Reaction Time (SSRT) values presented were computed for each subject and condition using both the integration and the mean methods.</p><p>Behavioral data.</p
<p>(a) Stop signal paradigm. In “go” trials (∼75%), observers responded to the go signal (a circle),...
<p>Note: Reaction times (RTs) in the judgment periods (in units of milliseconds) and the yes–no rati...
Response inhibition plays a critical role in adaptive functioning and can be assessed with the Stop-...
<p>Behavioral data (mean ± standard deviation) of the accuracy and reaction times are shown for each...
<p>For SRT (serial reaction time task) and GNG (Go/No-Go) task reaction time is shown (standard devi...
<p>T-tests for Experiment 2 indicate whether the differences between Session 1 and 2 were reliable (...
<p>(A) In Stop-relevant blocks, a choice-reaction stimulus (a green German traffic-light symbol orie...
<p>Values expressed as mean (SD). Reaction times (RT) and post-stop-error slowing are expressed in m...
<p>(A) Sequence of events in the go and stop trials for the Go_only (GOT) and countermanding (CMT) t...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Distributions of response time (RT) in go trials obtained from all 15 subjects (left: ...
Response inhibition plays a critical role in adaptive functioning and can be assessed with the Stop-...
<p>(A) Mean RT on correct go trials and % errors across the 10 blocks of trials. (B) Correlations be...
<p>Behavioural performance of the go/nogo task, subdivided in blocks with TMS and the block without ...
<p>Go reaction times preceding NoGo correct (open bar) and error (filled bar) responses were compare...
<p>Values are mean SDs. The cue refers to the spatial frequency information that was (or not) provi...
<p>(a) Stop signal paradigm. In “go” trials (∼75%), observers responded to the go signal (a circle),...
<p>Note: Reaction times (RTs) in the judgment periods (in units of milliseconds) and the yes–no rati...
Response inhibition plays a critical role in adaptive functioning and can be assessed with the Stop-...
<p>Behavioral data (mean ± standard deviation) of the accuracy and reaction times are shown for each...
<p>For SRT (serial reaction time task) and GNG (Go/No-Go) task reaction time is shown (standard devi...
<p>T-tests for Experiment 2 indicate whether the differences between Session 1 and 2 were reliable (...
<p>(A) In Stop-relevant blocks, a choice-reaction stimulus (a green German traffic-light symbol orie...
<p>Values expressed as mean (SD). Reaction times (RT) and post-stop-error slowing are expressed in m...
<p>(A) Sequence of events in the go and stop trials for the Go_only (GOT) and countermanding (CMT) t...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Distributions of response time (RT) in go trials obtained from all 15 subjects (left: ...
Response inhibition plays a critical role in adaptive functioning and can be assessed with the Stop-...
<p>(A) Mean RT on correct go trials and % errors across the 10 blocks of trials. (B) Correlations be...
<p>Behavioural performance of the go/nogo task, subdivided in blocks with TMS and the block without ...
<p>Go reaction times preceding NoGo correct (open bar) and error (filled bar) responses were compare...
<p>Values are mean SDs. The cue refers to the spatial frequency information that was (or not) provi...
<p>(a) Stop signal paradigm. In “go” trials (∼75%), observers responded to the go signal (a circle),...
<p>Note: Reaction times (RTs) in the judgment periods (in units of milliseconds) and the yes–no rati...
Response inhibition plays a critical role in adaptive functioning and can be assessed with the Stop-...