The ability to inhibit action tendencies is vital for adaptive human behaviour. Various
paradigms are supposed to assess action inhibition and are often used interchangeably …

An influential hypothesis from the last decade proposed that regions within the right inferior
frontal cortex of the human brain were dedicated to supporting response inhibition. There is …

We frequently guide our decisions about when and how to act based on the meanings of
perceptual inputs: we might avoid treading on a flower, but not on a leaf. However, most …

Response inhibition is disturbed in several disorders sharing impulse control deficits as a
core symptom. Since response inhibition is a cognitively and neurally multifaceted function …

Response inhibition involves proactive and reactive modes. Proactive inhibition is goal-
directed, triggered by warning cues, and serves to restrain actions. Reactive inhibition is …

Is motor response inhibition supported by a specialised neuronal inhibitory control
mechanism, or by a more general system of action updating? This pre-registered study …

Successful behavioral inhibition involves both proactive and reactive inhibition, allowing
people to prepare for restraining actions, and cancel their actions if the response becomes …

Response inhibition is one of the highest evolved executive functions of human beings.
Previous studies revealed a wide variety of brain regions related to response inhibition …

Response inhibition is the capacity to suppress inappropriate actions and is considered to
be a fundamental executive function. This study investigated whether the neural correlates …

In our everyday behavior, we frequently cancel one movement while continuing others. Two
competing models have been suggested for the cancellation of such specific actions:(1) the …