… associated with response inhibition in the stop-signal task, and … To isolate response inhibition
activity from early sensory … inhibition using the stop-signal task over other inhibition tasks …

… the development of response inhibition during the Stop-signal and Go/Nogo … Stop-signal
presented on 30% of trials. On average, response inhibition was more difficult in the Stop-signal …

… This metric could not be examined and statistically analyzed until 1999—following the
development of the dynamic tracking stop-signal paradigm—but provides a critical index for …

… are instructed to inhibit that response upon the presentation of a stop signal (an auditory or
… task stimulus and the stop signal (ie the stop-signal delay), the outcome of inhibition can be …

… that the Stroop and stop-signal inhibitory measures index the same underlying construct,
we constrained the covariance between the Stroop and stop-signal inhibition latents in the …

… process – SSRT – as an index of inhibitory control. Unlike go RT, SSRT cannot be measured
directly but it can be estimated from methods that are based on the assumptions of the …

… Poor inhibitory control is associated with overeating and/or obesity in school-age children, …
response inhibition, the stop-signal reaction time (SSRT), is associated with body mass index (…

… inhibition indices, and (b) testing the assumptions of the horse-race model that underlies the
stop-signal … , the latency, but not variability, of response inhibition can be reliably estimated. …

… Therefore, we performed two studies to test whether the stop-signal P3 is uniquely related
to motor inhibition or reflects infrequency detection. In Study 1, participants completed the SST …

… We consider three types of inhibition indices for the proactive inhibition (anticipation of …
reactive inhibition index is quantified based on the stop signal reaction times for the stop trials arm …