The left inferior frontal gyrus was found to be commonly recruited during both tasks when controlled responses were required, likely due to its role in response selection.
In the 'look' condition, participants were informed to look at the color of presented words but no responses were required; in the 'do' condition, they were informed to make arranged responses to the color of presented words.
As expected, the amplitudes of CNV and P3 to both Go and NoGo trials were increased when immediate compared to delayed responses were required, but we failed to replicate the topographic shift of NoGo P3 with different baselines for both delayed and immediate responses.
Marmosets were trained on a task involving simultaneous and successive visual discrimination performance where responses were required on all trials.
No responses were required in these trials.
Responses were required to obtain motor ERPs in our design.
There were 10 patients in the first stage, and at least two objective responses were required to proceed with enrollment.
When open-ended responses were required, these were transcribed verbatim by the interviewer.
In the second block, the moving square was coloured red, and incompatible responses were required.
Likert scales were used to score TPB items and tick box responses were required for other items.
Mesalazine significantly improved the percentage of patients with satisfactory relief of overall IBS symptoms if sustained responses were required (>75% of treatment period).
