Brain γ‐aminobutyric acid: a neglected role in impulsivity
The investigation of impulsivity as a core marker of several major neuropsychiatric disorders
has been greatly influenced by the therapeutic efficacy of drugs that block the reuptake of …
has been greatly influenced by the therapeutic efficacy of drugs that block the reuptake of …
Theta frontoparietal connectivity associated with proactive and reactive cognitive control processes
Cognitive control involves both proactive and reactive processes. Paradigms that rely on
reactive control have shown that frontoparietal oscillatory synchronization in the theta …
reactive control have shown that frontoparietal oscillatory synchronization in the theta …
Understanding bimanual coordination across small time scales from an electrophysiological perspective
Bimanual movement involves a variety of coordinated functions, ranging from elementary
patterns that are performed automatically to complex patterns that require practice to be …
patterns that are performed automatically to complex patterns that require practice to be …
Distinct online and offline effects of alpha and beta transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) on continuous bimanual performance and task-set switching
In the present study we examined the effect of bihemispheric in-phase synchronization of
motor cortical rhythms on complex bimanual coordination. Twenty young healthy volunteers …
motor cortical rhythms on complex bimanual coordination. Twenty young healthy volunteers …
Two brakes are better than one: the neural bases of inhibitory control of motor memory traces
Inhibitory control of actions is one important aspect in daily life to warrant adequate context
related behavior. Alpha activity (oscillatory brain activity around 10Hz) has been suggested …
related behavior. Alpha activity (oscillatory brain activity around 10Hz) has been suggested …
Developmental changes in lateralized inhibition of symmetric movements in children with and without developmental coordination disorder
J Tallet, JM Albaret, J Barral - Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2013 - Elsevier
The present study investigates developmental changes in selective inhibition of symmetric
movements with a lateralized switching task from bimanual to unimanual tapping in typically …
movements with a lateralized switching task from bimanual to unimanual tapping in typically …
Functional and effective connectivity of stopping
Behavioral inhibition often is studied by comparing the electroencephalographic responses
to stop and to go signals. Most studies simply assess amplitude differences of the N200 and …
to stop and to go signals. Most studies simply assess amplitude differences of the N200 and …
Age-related differences in the modulation of small-world brain networks during a Go/NoGo task
Although inter-regional phase synchrony of neural oscillations has been proposed as a
plausible mechanism for response control, little is known about the possible effects due to …
plausible mechanism for response control, little is known about the possible effects due to …
The power of multivariate approach in identifying EEG correlates of interlimb coupling
Interlimb coupling refers to the interaction between movements of one limb and movements
of other limbs. Understanding mechanisms underlying this effect is important to real life …
of other limbs. Understanding mechanisms underlying this effect is important to real life …
Is developmental coordination disorder a dysconnection syndrome?
Abstract Purpose of Review Classical view of disconnection refers to damage in white matter
connections leading to behavioral deficits on sensorimotor and cognitive tasks in brain …
connections leading to behavioral deficits on sensorimotor and cognitive tasks in brain …