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Response Inhibition and the Rorschach ‘M’ Response

Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment, 1967
Abstract Previous research indicated that a relationship existed between production of the Rorschach M response and inhibition of motor activity. The present study investigated this relationship under conditions which approximated those involved in the normal process of impulse control. Volunteer college students were used as subjects.
J, Darby, K, Hofman, B, Melnick
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Semantic processing and response inhibition

NeuroReport, 2013
The present study examined functional MRI (fMRI) BOLD signal changes in response to object categorization during response selection and inhibition. Young adults (N=16) completed a Go/NoGo task with varying object categorization requirements while fMRI data were recorded.
Hsueh-Sheng, Chiang, Michael A, Motes, Raksha A, Mudar, Neena K, Rao, Sethesh, Mansinghani, Matthew R, Brier, Mandy J, Maguire, Michael A, Kraut, John, Hart   +8 more
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Inhibition of Central Auditory Response

Science, 1960
Suitable electrical stimulation of the region of the decussation of the olivocochlear bundles, which supply efferent innervation to the organ of Corti, was found to abolish the response of the auditory cortex to a click, without changing the responses (N 1 and N 2 ) of the eighth nerve in ...
R J, RUBEN, J, SEKULA
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Threat interferes with response inhibition

NeuroReport, 2012
A potential threat, such as a spider, captures attention and engages executive functions to adjust ongoing behavior and avoid danger. We and many others have reported slowed responses to neutral targets in the context of emotional distractors. This behavioral slowing has been explained in the framework of attentional competition for limited resources ...
Kaisa M, Hartikainen, Anna R, Siiskonen, Keith H, Ogawa   +2 more
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Imaging Early Response to Checkpoint Inhibition

Cancer Research, 2021
Abstract Immune checkpoint blockade therapy has achieved remarkable clinical success, but these promising results have been limited to a minority of patients. Thus far, efforts to establish a predictive biomarker or accurately assess early response to treatment have been fruitless.
Quinlan Cullen, Kayvan R. Keshari
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Inhibiting Responses When Switching

Experimental Psychology, 2005
Abstract. In the present study, cued task-switching was combined with the stop-signal paradigm in order to investigate the interaction between response inhibition and task-switching. In line with earlier findings from Schuch and Koch (2003 ), the results show that switch and repetition trials following inhibited responses were processed equally fast ...
Verbruggen, F, Liefooghe, B, Szmalec, A, Vandierendonck, A   +3 more
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Predicting response: noradrenaline reuptake inhibition

International Clinical Psychopharmacology, 1999
For the past decade, the role of noradrenaline in depression has been somewhat neglected in favour of serotonin. This is largely because of the advent of the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, which have facilitated clinical and experimental observation of the roles of serotonin.
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Rottlerin inhibits human T cell responses

Biochemical Pharmacology, 2007
Rottlerin is a pharmacological inhibitor of protein kinase C (PKC) theta, a novel PKC selectively expressed in T lymphocytes. PKC theta is known to regulate T cell receptor (TCR)/CD28 signalling pathways in T lymphocytes, but the impact of PKC theta inhibition on human T cell responses remains undefined.
Springael, Cécile, Thomas, Séverine, Rahmouni, Souad, Vandamme, Arnaud, Goldman, Michel, Willems, Fabienne, Vosters, Olivier   +6 more
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Hippocampal theta activity and response inhibition

Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1970
Abstract To examine Bennett's (1970) hypothesis that theta activity may reflect the role of the hippocampus in response inhibition, hippocampal activity was monitored while cats with chronically implanted electrodes learned and were shifted from a continuous reinforcement (CRF) to a differential reinforcement of low rates of responding (DRL) schedule
T L, Bennett, J, Gottfried
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Predicting response: serotonin reuptake inhibition

International Clinical Psychopharmacology, 1999
The introduction of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) has helped clarify our understanding of the actions of serotonin in depression. The serotonergic network of the central and peripheral nervous systems comprises many different pathways and at least 14 distinct serotonin receptors.
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