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. 2021 Mar 11;15:629479. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2021.629479

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Successful-stop ERPs. Depicted are all electrodes with significant differences in amplitudes for N200 and P300 for correct stop trials. Time windows were set at 200–310 ms for N200, and 230–400 ms for P300. For N200, significant differences in amplitudes in C2, C4, and FC2 were driven by differences in the ADHD and control groups, while differences for C6 were driven by differences between the control and DCD groups, and the control and ADHD groups. Differences in P4 and P6 were driven by differences in the control and DCD + ADHD groups. For P300, a significant difference between groups was indicated for electrode Fz, driven by the difference between the DCD + ADHD and control groups.