2/0 5 aversive minus neutral red, 1/2 5 pleasant minus aversive purple. n=65
contrast Only 1/0 SCR contrast Note. n=65
theirs (58th percentile; 95% CI=48th-68th percentile) according population based norms Crawford et al., 2011

Testing food-related inhibitory control to high- and low-calorie food stimuli: Electrophysiological responses to high-calorie food stimuli predict calorie and carbohydrate intake

sample included 159 participants (81 [51%] female) aged 18-55 years (M age=23.51; SD=7.62
negative N2 difference amplitudes consumed fewer calories. behavioral data High calorie task N2 difference amplitude lV No go trial accuracy (%) Go trial accuracy (%) Correct go RTs ms Low calorie task N2 difference amplitude lV No go trial accuracy (%) Go trial accuracy (%) Correct go RTs ms p=.01

Comparing the error-related negativity across groups: The impact of error- and trial-number differences

adaptive mixture independent component analysis
totaling 10 000 iterations per quantification method
n trials maximum p 10210 r quantification method
largest effect required across measurement method
thereafter only increased minimally participants analysis
especially troughto peak quantification severely overestimates
multiple robust regression comparing 2 model

ERN5b01b1 3 Sex1b2 3 N error 1 e; (3)<=>-8) µ-7 tr male female 80 100 available trial number 80 100

Relative expertise affects N170 during selective attention to superimposed face-character images

Expectations regarding action sequences modulate electrophysiological correlates of the gaze-cueing effect

represent 95% CIs adaptedwithinparticipant designs according Cousineau's (2005) procedure dz=0.51
action incongruent (M SEM=21.68 [1.17] mV) compared action congruent trials (.39 [1.04]

Changes in the stimulus-preceding negativity and lateralized readiness potential during reinforcement learning

Flexible parasympathetic responses to sadness facilitate spontaneous affect regulation

RSA 5 respiratory sinus arrhythmia; HRV 5 high frequency heart rate variability ln transformed; NA 5 negative affect; PA 5 positive affect; SD<=>5
ps>.06 predicting parasympathetic recovery.5 4