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. 2016 Feb 17;7:192. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00192

Table 1.

Studies of cognitive control included in our SDM meta-analysis.

Authors Sample Task Included contrast
1. Anticevic et al., 2012 28 SZ 24 HC Simple perceptual decision task Negative vs. Neutral distraction
2. Avsar et al., 2013 14 SZ 14 HC Delay-discounting task Delay-discounting vs. Sensorimotor control; Hard vs. Easy trial difficulty
3. Bender et al., 2013 14 SZ 13 HC Volitional and visually guided saccades task Simple volitional vs. Visually guided saccade
4. Bjorkquist and Herbener, 2013 14 SZ 14 HC Social perception task Social vs. Nonsocial images
5. Bleich-Cohen et al., 2014 16 SZ 20 HC N-back WM task 2-back vs. 0-back
6. Das et al., 2012 20 SZ 19 HC ToM task ToM animation vs. Random animation
7. de la Fuente-Sandoval et al., 2012 12 SZ 13 HC An experimental pain tolerance task Painful vs. Non-painful thermal stimuli
8. Dowd and Barch, 2012 25 SZ 20 HC Pavlovian reward prediction task Money cue vs. No money cue
9. Eich et al., 2014 18 SZ 18 HC An item-recognition task Pre cue vs. Post cue; Lure vs. Control
10. Esslinger et al., 2012 27 SZ 27 HC Monetary reward & face-matching tasks Monetary vs. Control; Famous vs. Non-famous stimuli
11. Gradin et al., 2013 15 SZ 20 HC Pavlovian reward learning task Reward vs. No reward
12. Grillon et al., 2013 15 SZ 15 HC Refresh task Refresh vs. Read
13. Harvey and Lepage, 2014 28 SZ 26 HC A social and nonsocial picture recognition memory task Old social pictures vs. New social pictures; Old nonsocial vs. New nonsocial pictures
14. Hashimoto et al., 2014 17 SZ 17 HC One-back visual task Biological motion (BM) vs. Static state (ST); Scrambled motion (SM) vs. ST; BM vs. SM
15. Li et al., 2012 12 SZ 12 HC Facial emotion processing task Happy vs. Neutral; Fearful vs. Neutral
16. Kauppi et al., 2014 63 SZ 118 HC WM N-back task 2-back vs. 0-back
17. Lakis and Mendrek, 2013 37 SZ 37 HC An emotion processing task Negative vs. Neutral; Positive vs. Neutral
18. Lee J. et al. (2014) 20 SZ 26 HC A 4-Dot object substitution masking task Stimulus-onset asynchrony (SOA)1 vs. SOA234
19. Lee J. S. et al., 2014 2014 15 SZ 16 HC Facial expression task Emotional vs. Meaningless
20. Lesh et al., 2013 43 SZ 54 HC Stroop and AX-CPT I vs. C; B vs. A
21. Lindner et al., 2014 36 SZ 40 HC Facial processing task Masked disgust vs. Neutral; Unmasked disgust vs. Neutral
22. Linnman et al., 2013 15 SZ 13 HC A classical conditioning paradigm Conditioned stimulus (CS)+end vs. CS-end; Unconditioned stimulus (US) vs. CS-end
23. Liu et al., 2014 15 SZ 15 HC Referential task Self vs. Other
24. Mashal et al., 2013 14 SZ 14 HC Metaphor comprension task Novel metaphors vs. Meaningless word pairs; Novel metaphors vs. Conventional metaphors; Novel metaphors vs. Literal expressions
25. Matsumoto et al., 2013 6 SZ 6 HC Rorshach inkblots speech Between clause vs. Within clause pauses
26. Matsuo et al., 2013 46 SZ 46 HC Sternberg verbal WM task High load vs. Low load
27. Natsubori et al., 2014 20 SZ 20 HC Visual lexical decision task Non-words vs. Words
28. Niendam et al., 2014 35 SZ 35 HC Cue phase of AX-CPT Cue B vs. Cue A
29. Pauly et al., 2013 13 SZ 13 HC Self evaluation task Other vs. Lexical; Self vs. Lexical; Self vs. Other
30. Pedersen et al., 2012 15 SZ 14 HC “Moving shapes” paradigm ToM vs. non ToM
31. Ragland et al., 2012 20 SZ 19 HC WM task Relational (reorder trials) processing vs. Item-specific (rehearse trials) processing
32. Sapara et al., 2014 18 SZ 20 HC N-back WM task 1-back vs. 0-back; 2-back vs. 0-back; 2-back vs. 1-back
33. Shad et al., 2012 17 SZ 15 HC Self-awareness task Self-directed sentence-stimuli vs. Other-directed sentence-stimuli within the self-referential (SR) cue epoch; Self-directed sentence-stimuli vs. Other-directed sentence-stimuli within the other-referential cue epoch
34. Smieskova et al., 2012 21 SZ 20 HC N-back WM task 2-back vs. 0-back
35. Straube et al., 2013 16 SZ 16 HC Gesture processing task Metaphoric vs. Iconic
36. Subramaniam et al., 2014 30 SZ 15 HC N-back WM task 2-back vs. 0-back
37. Tully et al., 2014 23 SZ 24 HC Multi-source interference task Negative vs. Neutral; Neutral interferente vs. Neutral control; Negative interferente vs. Negative control
38. van der Meer et al., 2013 20 SZ 20 HC An emotion regulation task Reappraise vs. Attend negative
39. van der Meer et al., 2014 47 SZ 21 HC A self-reflection task Self vs. Semantic; Other vs. Semantic
40. Vercammen et al., 2012 20 SZ 23 HC Verbal emotional go/ no-go task Inhibit negative vs. Neutral; Inhibit positive vs. Neutral
41. Vercammen et al., 2013 18 SZ 22 HC An emotional go/no-go task Inhibit negative vs. Inhibit neutral
42. Villalta-Gil et al., 2013 22 SZ 31 HC Facial emotion processing task Emotions at 50% intensity vs. Neutral emotions; Fearful faces vs. Neutral emotions; Match emotion vs. match gender (neutral faces)
43. Villarreal et al., 2014 14 SZ 14 HC Social functioning tasks Theory of mind task-eyes (EToM) vs. Test of Adaptive Behavior in Schizophrenia (TABS)

SZ, schizophrenic patients; HC, healthy controls; WM, working memory, ToM, Theory of Mind; CPT, Continuous Performance Task.