a weak trendp = .07
However, contrary to the results obtained for the P3, the Pe latency in EMO response-error trials showed only a weak trend toward correlation with the EMO SSRT ( r = – .32, p = .07).
However, contrary to the results obtained for the P3, the Pe latency in EMO response-error trials showed only a weak trend toward correlation with the EMO SSRT ( r = – .32, p = .07).
Even more importantly, the sign of the correlation coefficient was negative, indicating that a longer Pe latency was associated (at a level approaching significance) with a shorter SSRT in the emotional stop-signal condition.