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 …

Response inhibition is an important component of adaptive behavior. Substantial prior
research has focused on reactive inhibition, which refers to the cessation of a motor …

The neurophysiological basis of motor control is of substantial interest to basic researchers
and clinicians alike. Motor processes are accompanied by prominent field potential changes …

For flexible goal-directed behavior, prioritizing and selecting a specific action among
multiple candidates are often important. Working memory has long been assumed to play a …

Response inhibition is an essential aspect of cognitive control that is necessary for
terminating inappropriate preplanned or ongoing responses. Response-selective stopping …

Inhibitory control, like most cognitive processes, is subject to an age-related decline. The
effect of age on neurofunctional inhibition processing remains uncertain, with age-related …

While the role of cortical regions in cognitive control processes is well accepted, the
contribution of subcortical structures (eg, the striatum), especially to the control of response …

Proactive motor inhibition refers to endogenous preparatory mechanisms facilitating action
inhibition, whereas reactive motor inhibition is considered to be a sudden stopping process …

Response inhibition is essential for terminating inappropriate actions. A substantial
response delay may occur in the nonstopped effector when only part of a multieffector action …

Two distinct forms of response inhibition may underlie observed deficits in response
inhibition in aging. We assessed whether age-related neurocognitive impairments in …