Neurosynth: 26110429

Dissociating Two Stages of Preparation in the Stop Signal Task Using fMRI.

Authors:	Chevrier A, Cheyne D, Graham S, Schachar R
Journal:	PloS one
Year:	2015
PMID:	26110429

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	29.4945632542936	-89.8060915558096	4.91815388044874
1	-5.97470498794269	-74.3398937788738	23.0417168719084
1	-38.8236193326425	-64.5993862371127	-8.738631982751
1	11.2038808917689	-57.5733973453272	17.7284087808576
1	-4.91827408933376	-57.0074186380817	24.6704536439941
1	-29.3860666424378	-52.0599407623867	55.9737348524022
1	-5.87618284464496	-51.718388305331	35.3691748841318
1	-9.24726809562883	-43.948270966554	26.8137503377411
1	19.3714366708451	-36.6080716141038	69.3023833327302
1	52.2319470540627	-24.7945386064049	21.630246709686

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stop	0.603
v5-topics-50_16_response_inhibition_control	0.554
v4-topics-50_8_inhibition_response_inhibitory	0.382
v5-topics-100_89_inhibition_response_control	0.364
v5-topics-200_159_inhibition_response_inhibitory	0.348
v4-topics-100_25_inhibition_response_control	0.306
v4-topics-200_37_inhibition_response_inhibitory	0.274
v4-topics-100_82_trials_response_trial	0.271
inhibitory control	0.271
v5-topics-100_56_response_stimulus_trials	0.269

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