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Anxiety, inhibition, efficiency, and effectiveness: An investigation using the antisaccade task

Derakshan et al., 2009

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14239515840100255948
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Derakshan N
Ansari T
Hansard M
Shoker L
Eysenck M
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Experimental psychology

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Effects of anxiety on the antisaccade task were assessed. Performance effectiveness on this task (indexed by error rate) reflects a conflict between volitional and reflexive responses resolved by inhibitory processes (Hutton, SB, & Ettinger, U.(2006). The antisaccade task as a …
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