… invoke inhibitory processes across behavioural domains 22 , we predicted that heartbeats
would promote intentional inhibition… Although we found no conclusive evidence for an effect of …

… activations during the SST, a Go/No-Go task, and an antisaccade task. While the medial
PFC region activated during inhibitory conditions in the Go/No-Go task is located within pre-SMA…

… as it represents deliberate response inhibition influenced by higher-order processes, such
as functional coupling. Therefore, nonselective response inhibition during selective stopping …

… no idea there’sa prowler around, this action is intentional as a turning on of the lights but not
intentional … The fact that actions are only intentional under some of their aspects is a point of …

… , no intentional binding was observed at all: Participants evaluated the time elapsing between
the action … and the broader experiential context of human activity. We need to know more …

Inhibitory control is a fundamental process that enables suppression of representations or
processes that interfere with ongoing cognition and behavior. This chapter reviews the role of …

… What is the role of conscious will in controlling human actions? … there is no internal connection
among inhibitory network … could reveal the true nature of willful acts, especially not in an …

… We identified neural signatures of both, the intentional suppression and the voluntary …
Inhibition and rehearsal effects showed no temporal overlap, neither considering alpha …

… the overlapping activity between action selection and action inhibition, with the latter referring
to the externally-instructed go/no-go task, different from intentional inhibition paradigms …

… with a red line during the task, No-go trials), but could respond on … suppressed No-go trials,
to assess the effect of inhibitory … ), encouraging intentional processes during rewiring (eg, …