Failed stopping transiently suppresses the electromyogram in task-irrelevant muscles
Isaiah Mills, Mitchell Grant Fisher, Corey George Wadsley, Ian Greenhouse
The paper shows that failed stopping of a movement causes transient inhibition in task-irrelevant muscles, measured via EMG, lasting 150-203 ms after a stop signal.
eNeuro · Jan 1, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience