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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Go/NoGo task"”.
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A study of event-related electrocortical oscillatory dynamics associated with cued motor-response inhibition during performance of the Go/NoGo task within a sample of prenatally alcohol-exposed children and age-matched controls
… tendency set in motion during an experimental task. Our research explored neocortical processing in heavy-exposed children from Cape Town, South Africa, performing the Go/NoGo response inhibition task. We utilised event-related electroencephalographic methodologies to examine event-related …
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Mind, Body and Race: A Look Into How Racial Biases and Interoceptive Cues Influence Emotion Perception
… part in this study and completed an emotional Go/NoGo task in which they were asked to categorize different race faces as portraying either anger or fear. While participants completed the task, electromyography (EMG) activity of the Corrugator Supercilli muscle was measured. Results indicated …
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Striatal Control of Sensory-Driven Behavior and Its Relevance for Neuropsychiatric Disorders
… to sensory stimuli. Mice performed an auditory Go/NoGo task while we recorded cell-specific activity from TS neurons to identify how distinct striatal pathways contribute to sound-driven behavior. Both major striatal neuron types were active during reward-related target sounds, whereas …
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Factors that influence motor performance: Colour, inhibition and conscious processing
… between inhibition function (indexed by the Go/NoGo task) and propensity for conscious control of movement (assessed by the Movement Specific Reinvestment Scale, MSRS). Experiment 3 (Chapter 4) examined the effect of colour on inhibition function during a basketball-specific Go/NoGo task. …
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An Investigation into Long-Chain Polyunsaturated Essential Fatty Acids, Event Related Potential Assessments of Brain Function and Behavioural Measures in Children and Adolescents with and without Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
… ADHD and controls during the sustained attention task and specific P3 reduction in ADHD for the Go process of the Go/NoGo task. The performance was correlated with LC-PUFA in controls only. Associations were observed between reduced P3 and LC-PUFA in both groups, possibly suggesting enhanced …
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An EEG Source-Space Analysis of the Neural Correlates Underlying Self-Regulation
… thoughts and behaviors to be aligned with our goals. This process is used in many different contexts and has been associated with contributions from several brain regions. This research aimed to investigate differences in four prefrontal areas of the brain while participants applied four …
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The inefficiency of open-loop fMRI experiments
… Human Connectome Project-Aging (HCP-A) during a Go/NoGo task were also reported, along with the network's distributional effects across subjects. When examining DMN levels in 136 subjects more prone to commission errors the mean DMN levels were reported to be higher during and prior to incorrect …
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Executive functions in obsessive-compulsive disorder : a neuropsychological and event-related potential investigation
… normal control participants completed a visual go/nogo task while ERPs were recorded. Results failed to support previous observation of nogo P300 topographic differences implicating impaired response inhibition in OCD. In contrast, controls demonstrated shorter posterior N100 latency, suggesting …
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Emotion Recognition, Emotion Regulation, and Callous: Unemotional Traits in Incarcerated Male Youth
… (CU) traits using an Emotional Go/Nogo task (EGNG), a measure of emotion recognition, cognitive control, and emotional regulation, with a specific focus on the recognition and regulation of responses to negative facial expressions. Participants included 268 male, sentenced or …
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Heterogeneity in hyperkinetic disorder
… known, broad based battery of neuropsychological tasks from the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery (CANTAB) and a computerised Go/NoGo task in a large well described group of boys with rigorously diagnosed HKD who were stimulant medication naïve at baseline, it was demonstrated …