highly significantp < 0.001
The correlation was negative and highly significant in both data sets (classic task: r = -0.1159, p < 0.001; interruptus task: r = -0.1156, p < 0.001), thus arguing against this possible interpretation.
The correlation was negative and highly significant in both data sets (classic task: r = -0.1159, p < 0.001; interruptus task: r = -0.1156, p < 0.001), thus arguing against this possible interpretation.
Two of the subjects did not exhibit a RP (a negative trend in electrical potential preceding movement onset at Cz or any adjacent electrode) and so were excluded from further analyses, leaving N = 14.