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  1. Executive functions in obsessive-compulsive disorder : a neuropsychological and event-related potential investigation

    … 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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  2. The NoGo-anteriorization and its relation to a central inhibitory mechanism

    The maximum of the brain electrical field after NoGo stimuli is located more anteriorly than that after stimuli that tells participants to respond. The difference in topography was called NoGo-Anteriorization (NGA). Recently, there was a debate, whether the NGA is related to a central inhibitory …

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