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Data Sheet 1_Sequence effects and SSD are associated with N2 and P3 signals during stopping in a visual stop signal task.pdf
Studies combining the stop signal task (SST) with Electroencephalogram (EEG) have often asked whether the frontocentral N2 and P3 components are influenced by failed versus successful stopping. Estimates of the N2 and P3 commonly reflect averages across experimental trials per individual allowing
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