The mean difference in local GO change is 96.8 ms after schedule reference subtraction in 95 ds000030 participants.

In 95 participants from OpenNeuro ds000030, the mean difference in local GO reaction-time change between failed STOP trials with positive versus zero recorded StopSignalDelay was 96.8055 ms after subtraction of the mean change at the same full schedule and active position in other participants (95% participant-bootstrap interval 58.1844 to 137.4212 ms). The reference used successful and failed STOP outcomes and at least three other participants per slot. On the same selected rows, the raw contrast was 74.7950 ms and the reference contrast was -22.0106 ms. The finding is descriptive and applies to this selection and reference. StopSignalDelay does not verify sound delivery; the reference does not estimate behavior without a STOP signal. The analysis does not establish causality, stopping latency, diagnosis differences, or stable individual scores. Adaptive delay, response speed, trial history, correct-GO selection, sparse reference coverage, and the exploratory question selection limit interpretation. The dataset DOI version and source Git commit are recorded separately because their mapping was not verified.

stop-signal task · reaction time · local GO change · schedule reference · response inhibition · participant bootstrap · OpenNeuro ds000030 · descriptive analysis