Weak proactive cognitive/motor brain control accounts for poor children's behavioral performance in speeded discrimination tasks

Keyphrases

• Discrimination Task 100%
• Behavioral Performance 100%
• Control Account 100%
• Cognitive-motor 100%
• Brain Control 100%
• Poor children 100%
• Medial Frontal Negativity 100%
• Frontal Cortex 66%
• Between-group 66%
• Post-stimulus 66%
• Reactive Processing 66%
• Inhibitory Control 66%
• Brain Regions 33%
• Response Time 33%
• Visuomotor 33%
• Event-related Potentials 33%
• Low Amplitude 33%
• Task Interdependence 33%
• Anterior Insula 33%
• High-density EEG 33%
• Prestimulus 33%
• Cognitive Processing 33%
• EEG Recording 33%
• 12-year-olds 33%
• Late Adolescence 33%
• Motor Control 33%
• Omission Error 33%
• Scarce Information 33%
• Reaction Time Variability 33%
• Omission Response 33%
• Response Tasks 33%
• P3 Event-related Potential 33%
• Brain Levels 33%
• Discriminative Response 33%
• High CE 33%
• Child Performance 33%
• Pre-stimulus Activity 33%
• P3 Component 33%

Psychology

• Reaction Time 100%
• Discrimination 100%
• Event-Related Potential 100%
• Behavioral Performance 100%
• Inhibitory Control 100%
• Insula 50%
• Inhibition 50%
• Electroencephalography 50%
• Cognitive Process 50%

Neuroscience

• Frontal Lobe 100%
• Event-related potentials 100%
• Brain Areas 50%
• Electroencephalography 50%
• Cognitive Process 50%
• High-Resolution Method 50%