a statistical trendp = 0.078
For the 100-150 ms time window there was a statistical trend for a three-way interaction (LAT * REWARD * GROUP; F [2.4,51.9] = 2.69, p = 0.078, GG-adjusted; η 2 = 0.10).
For the 100-150 ms time window there was a statistical trend for a three-way interaction (LAT * REWARD * GROUP; F [2.4,51.9] = 2.69, p = 0.078, GG-adjusted; η 2 = 0.10).
During reward processing, PG showed a trend to enhanced negativity in an early time window (100-150 ms) potentially related to higher rostral anterior cingulate activity and a trend to centro-parietal group-differences in a later time window (390-440 ms) accompanied by increased superior-frontal (i.e., premotor-related) source moments in PG vs.