Right ACC following B (speed change)- Change P = .01

R ACC (13 12  45)  mag. = 0.71   @230 ms

 

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What is the lower resolutaion in time of the low freq domain... (previous figure)

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What is happening at the medial activation 60 ms - what is at medial/cingulate activation?

V. van Veen & Carter 2002: following impulsive errors (response made why stimulus evaluation is imcomplete), a large negative deflection (ERN, the detection that an error was made)

==> We did not exclude the correct trials that might be impulsive responses (small response latency)

Caudal ACC:

* frontalcentral N2 prior to the response on correct trials with stimulus conflict, 340 - 380 ms after onset. (response latency 450 - 500 ms)

* ERN immediately following error response (40 - 80 ms)

Rostral area of ACC:

* error related positivity peaking at 200 -250 ms following ERN

ACC is also strongly activated during "guilty knowledge" & "lies" 

Actually the medial frontal/ACC activation magnitude at 50 ms is higher (reported as superior frontal gyrus, more medial 2 voxel superior to the peak found at 60 ms, spatial resolution 2.5 mm):

@50 ms (-10 11 55) mag = 0.73

@60 ms (-18 10 50) mag = 0.68 

HBM - do  methods section...

Write abstract - than make figures that prove the story.