Error Awareness in a Saccade Countermanding Task

By T. Endrass, Cosima Franke, N. Kathmann. 2005

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Dissociable components of error processing: On the functional significance of the Pe vis-à-vis the ERN/Ne (2005, methodology): “Two studies using the stop-signal paradigm ( Endrass, Franke, & Kathmann, 2005; Overtoom et al., 2002) met the inclusion criteria specified above, but were nonetheless excluded because the extent to which Ne and Pe components were confounded with inhibition-related ERP components could not be deter”
Error awareness and the error-related negativity: evaluating the first decade of evidence (2012, methodology): “It took until 2005 until the issue was addressed again, when Endrass et al. (2005) published data from a third type of paradigm, a stop-signal task in the oculomotor domain, which also introduced another slightly different scoring method for error awareness: similar to Scheffers and Coles (2000),…”