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. 2016 May 25;6:26289. doi: 10.1038/srep26289

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The y-axis denotes μV/m² and the x-axis denotes the time in ms. Time point zero denotes the time point of stimulus presentation. The different lines show Go_redundant (green), Go (blue), Nogo_redundant (red), Nogo_global (purple) and Nogo_local (orange). The topography plots show the distribution of the scalp electrical potential P3 (note that the scaling is slightly different between the conditions). Warm colors indicate positive and cold colors negative deflections. The P3 sLORETA plots are shown at the right side of the figure and denote the activation differences between the Nogo_redundant vs. Nogo_global (upper plot) and Nogo_redundant vs. Nogo_local (lower plot) condition. The color scale denotes the critical t-values.