Go/NoGo Task
Atypical event-related potentials revealed during the passive parts of a Go-NoGo task in autism spectrum disorder: a case-control study
... the Go-NoGo task may represent a setting that better mimicks the un- structured real-life situations where abnormalities are well ...to task-irrelevant features in ASD [6, ...the ...
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P300 Component Modulation During a Go/Nogo Task in Healthy Children
... the Go, caused mainly by greater acti- vation in the central region for NoGo ...P300 Nogo>Go effect was found in adults, and opposite (but insignificant) pattern in children, repre- senting ...
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Cingulate hypoactivity in cocaine users during a GO/NOGO task as revealed by event related fMRI
... a GO–NOGO task in which successful performance required prepotent behaviors to be ...other task-related cortical areas, suggests cortical and psychological specificity in the locus of drug ...
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Enhanced Nogo-P3 amplitudes of mothers compared with non-mother women during an emotional Go/Nogo task
... presentation. Nogo-N2 reportedly reflects one’s monitoring of com- peting choices and struggling to decide between the choices [12, ...called Nogo- P3, which is a positive component generated in the ...
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The Role of Context Dependent Memory on Perceptual Motor Learning in a DSP go/nogo Task
... Anderson, Wright and Immink (1998) correctly questioned this assumption by arguing that not only the amount of mistakes should be regarded but also the reaction time (RT). As they found in the data from Wright and Shea ...
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The Role of Affective Control in Emotion Regulation during Adolescence
... dot-probe task, were associated with a stronger tendency to ruminate in young adolescents (11-14 years) with a history of childhood maltreatment (Romens & Pollak, ...a Go-Nogo task was ...
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The consumption of alcohol and neurocognitive function in youth
... the go-nogo task than ...the task becomes more difficult ...the task is intoxicated) difficulties in interference control may become more ...
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Response inhibition is linked to emotional devaluation: behavioural and electrophysiological evidence
... a Go–Nogo task results in the subsequent emotional devalua- tion of Nogo stimuli by using a rating procedure analogous to those employed in previous studies that investigated distractor ...
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Development of response inhibition in the context of relevant versus irrelevant emotions
... the task, and one in which emotion was irrelevant. In the first emotional go/nogo task emotion was a relevant dimension and participants had to respond when a given emotional facial expression ...
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Behavioural and ERP correlates of hypervigilance and inhibitory control in spider fear
... The finding of faster RTs to spider targets in both groups diverges from previous research. Facilitated RTs to spider relative to neutral images specifically in individuals with a high fear/phobia of spiders relative to ...
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Occipital event related potentials to addiction related stimuli in detoxified patients with alcohol dependence, and their association with three month relapse
... the Go condition (hence controlling for addiction rele- vance), or upon the occurrence of the frequent tea stimulus in the NoGo condition (hence controlling for target ...research NoGo conditions ...
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Behavioral inhibition in female college students with schizotypal traits: An event related potential study
... from decreased activation of the ACC, which leads to impairment of response inhibition and conflict detection [20,25,45]. Furthermore, structural and functional ab- normalities of the ACC are observed in patients with ...
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Distraction towards contextual alcohol cues and craving are associated with levels of alcohol use among youth
... with task-irrelevant alcohol cues compared with task-irrelevant neutral ...modified Go/ NoGo Task and drinking days in the preceding ...
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Comparative study of brain characteristics in reward mechanism among computer gamers towards addictive behaviour
... modified Go-NoGo task paradigm under two different contrast levels ...modified Go-NoGo task paradigm was conducted in different contrast levels and presence/absence of ...
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Neuronal Nogo A regulates neurite fasciculation, branching and extension in the developing nervous system
... in Nogo-A KO or antibody-treated cells, suggesting that Nogo-A is an important repulsive factor required for branch formation and branch ...and Nogo-A KO dissociated DRG neurons were mixed is ...
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2020_McQueen.pdf
... the frontal (Fz) and central (Cz) clusters will be observed as seen in Figure 4. Our components of interest, N2 and P3, have both been linked to the frontal and temporal lobes, making the Fz and Cz clusters of intertest. ...
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A preliminary study of movement intensity during a Go/No-Go task and its association with ADHD outcomes and symptom severity
... neuropsychological task of attention and response inhibition while their body movements were recorded [20, ...only Go/No-Go performance measure to match the discriminating capabilities of our ...
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Synchronisation in the prefrontal striatal circuit tracks behavioural choice in a go no go task in rats
... detection task (Herzog et ...both task-positive and task-negative networks implicated in the regulation of attention to external stimuli (Sadaghiani et ...
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Adolescent Major Depressive Disorder: Neuroimaging Evidence of Sex Difference during an Affective Go/No-Go Task
... Overall, 126 patients and 40 controls participated in the study. Ninety-four female patients and 29 female controls were enrolled, although some participants were subsequently excluded from the analysis for the following ...
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The effect of modafinil on behavioural and ERP correlates of inhibitory control in healthy, non sleep deprived individuals
... increase task difficulty through brief stimulus presentations and greater levels of visual and phonological ...the task been more difficult, it is worth noting that modafinil did not seem to interact with ...
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