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Anticipatory response inhibition task

AH Alison Hall
NJ Ned Jenkinson
HM Hayley J. MacDonald
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Average reaction time (RT), reported in milliseconds relative to the start of the trial, was calculated for successful Go, SL (stop left-go right) and SR (stop right-go left) trials after removing outliers (±3SD, MacDonald et al. 2012). SSD (staircased to 50% success) and stop trial accuracy (% success) was calculated for SB SL, SR trials. SSRT was the primary dependent measure for the ARIT and calculated for each Stop trial version using the integration method (SSRT = nth Go trial RT (i.e. number of Go trials × probability of responding on Stop trials) – SSD) (Verbruggen et al. 2013).

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