Human performance in the decision-making task, the stop-signal task and the switch task.

<p>(A) Bar plots of the RT in the instructed trials (blue) and choice trials (red) of the decision-making task, the stop-signal task and the switch task. (B) The probability to successfully stop an action as a function of SSD for one-target (blue) and two-target (red) stop tasks. (C) Bar plots...

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Main Author:	Shan Zhong (380109) (author)
Other Authors:	Nader Pouratian (475068) (author), Vassilios Christopoulos (710608) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Physiology Immunology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified xlink "> survival proactive pause mechanism independent pause mechanism contribute valuable insights changing environment requires although considerable research also involves readiness fundamental neuroscientific mechanisms open new avenues new target location stopping processes seem often required stopping brain switches actions normative theory suggests affordance competition hypothesis delay movement initiation action regulation functions switching reaching movements switching process seems reaching movement movement initiation action regulation new action new actions different mechanisms switching actions stopping process switching process switch actions appropriate actions without engaging unknown prior uncertain environments planning phase performed reaches neurocomputational theory model predictions healthy individuals first inhibited findings suggest findings offer environmental changes computations underlying
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Human performance in the decision-making task, the stop-signal task and the switch task.

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