Perspectives on stopping behavior : process analyses of stop-signal inhibition

Thesis

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Voorwoord

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Reduced response readiness delays stop-signal inhibition

3 Stop latency varies with response force

4 Developmental fractionation of the ability to inhibit: Differential rates of age-related change in simple and selective inhibitory control

5 Stages of inhibitory processing: The additive factor method on stop-signal inhibition

6 Stopping responses in the Simon paradigm: Examining the nature of simple and selective response inhibition

7 Neuro-stimulation of the subthalamic nucleus, but not the thalamus, facilitates response inhibition in patients with Parkinson's disease

8 Summary and conclusion

Samenvatting

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