Non-selective inhibition of the motor system following unexpected and expected infrequent events
Carly Iacullo, Darcy A. Diesburg, Jan R. Wessel
This study investigates whether unexpected or expected infrequent events cause non-selective motor inhibition, finding that unexpected events induce suppression even without movement initiation, while expected infrequent events only do so during movement initiation.
Experimental Brain Research · Sep 18, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience