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Effects of Response Force Parameters on Medial-Frontal Negativity

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  • Anne-Simone Armbrecht
  • Henning Gibbons
  • Jutta Stahl

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The response-related medial-frontal activity (MFN) is often supposed to reflect action-monitoring and error-processing activity. The present force-production task was designed to investigate the effects of two response parameters (i.e., peak response force and time-to-peak, TTP) on the MFN separately. In a 2 × 2 design (high vs. low target force and short vs. long TTP), 22 participants had to produce isometric force pulses to match one of four conditions (e.g., a high target force with a long TTP). Significant main effects of both target force and target TTP were revealed. As previously shown, the MFN amplitude was higher in the high target-force condition than in the low target-force condition. Contrary to the initial expectations, a long TTP had the effect of reducing the MFN amplitude. There was no error-specific effect on the MFN. The force-unit monitoring model (FUMM) is suggested to account for the force- and TTP- specific variations of MFN amplitude, latency and slope.

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  • Anne-Simone Armbrecht & Henning Gibbons & Jutta Stahl, 2013. "Effects of Response Force Parameters on Medial-Frontal Negativity," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 8(1), pages 1-13, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0054681
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0054681
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