… of occurrence of stop signals in the stop-signal paradigm. Presenting stop signals less
frequently resulted in faster reaction times to the go stimulus and a lower probability of inhibition. …

… of stop-signal probability as well as stop-signal expectation … of objective stop-signal probability
and subjective stop-signal … of the delayed-response stop-signal anticipation task (see Fig. …

… with varying the probability of the stop-signal in the stop-signal task reflect variations in …
stop-signal probability on performance and ERPs in the stop-signal task. However, as ERP …

… First, in line with our prediction that presenting stop signals at lower probabilities would result
… larger number of unsuccessful stop responses, when stop signals occurred less frequently. …

… signal-respond rate (ie, P(response ∣ stop signal)) and the interval between the onset of the
primary task stimulus and the stop signal (stop-signal … are presented with stop signals at a …

… They argued that when the stop signal is delayed, subjects delay the go process in order
to keep the probability of responding [p(respond|signal)] similar across delays. …

… , and a stop process that is triggered by the stop signal. If the stop process finishes before the
… The model predicts that the probability of responding on a given stop-signal delay is given …

… To evaluate these explanations, we manipulated conditional stop-signal probabilities
and cues to distinguish the effects of reflexive adjustments, implicit learning, and strategic …

… is of little consequence, although we have previously found that subjects display a lower
probability of inhibition when auditory stop signals are presented than when visual …

… For instance, it may be hypothesized that the probability of successful stopping will be
higher on trials during which perceptual discrimination of the stop signal is relatively fast. This …