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Motor Selective Stop Signal Task TASK
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Similar to the traditional Stop Signal task except subjects stop to one "stop signal" (e.g., the imperative go stimulus turning blue) but not to another, similar "ignore signal" (e.g., the imperative go stimulus turning orange)

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Motor Selective Stop Signal Task has been asserted to measure the following CONCEPTS
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Phenotypes associated with Motor Selective Stop Signal Task

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CONDITIONS

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CONTRASTS
correct stopping(edit)

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