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Appendix A. Supplementary data
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Supplementary Fig. 1. Whole-brain activation in the Stop-signal task: (A) StopInhibit–Go and (B)
Go–Null group-level contrasts corrected for whole-brain multiple comparisons. Statistical maps
were projected onto an average cortical surface using CARET; axial slices are included to show
additional activation with coordinates in MNI space. (Right = Right.)
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Supplementary Fig. 2.
Whole-brain activation in the Stop-signal task: (A) StopInhibit–StopRespond and (B)
StopRespond–StopInhibit group-level contrasts corrected for whole-brain multiple comparisons.
Statistical maps were projected onto an average cortical surface using CARET; axial slices are
included to show additional activation with coordinates in MNI space. (Right = Right.)
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Supplementary Fig. 3.
Whole-brain activation in the Stop-signal task: (A) Go–StopRespond and (B) StopRespond–Go
group-level contrasts corrected for whole-brain multiple comparisons. Statistical maps were
projected onto an average cortical surface using CARET; axial slices are included to show
additional activation with coordinates in MNI space. (Right = Right.)
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