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Sure. If you look at Verbruggen et al. (2008), p. 482, you'll find:
The following variables are estimated or calculated:
- mean p(respond|signal),
- mean SSD,
- SSRT,
- mean signal-respond RT,
- no-signal RT,
- percentage of correct responses on no-signal trials, and the
- percentage of missed responses on no-signal trials.
[...] will also calculate a
- z score and the corresponding
- p value
to indicate whether each subject inhibited significantly more or less than 50% of the time.
These correspond to
- expressions.p_rs
- expressions.ssd
- expressions.ssrt
- expressions.sr_rt
- expressions.ns_rt
- expressions.ns_hit
- expressions.miss
- expressions.z_score
- expressions.p_value
in the order given. The variable names follow those in the original program by Verbruggen et al.
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