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October 9, 2025PsychophysiologyOpen Access

Error‐Related Brain Activity Indicates Immediate Auto‐Cancellation of Action Slips

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RPRoland PfisterTrier University of Applied Sciences AFAnna FoersterTrier University of Applied Sciences KSKatharina A. SchwarzTrier University of Applied Sciences

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This study reveals how error-related negativity indicates immediate cancellation of action slips, suggesting new insights into clinical conditions like OCD and anxiety.

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The study finds that error-related negativity reflects the immediate auto-cancellation of ongoing erroneous behavior, enhancing our understanding of action slips.
Electrophysiological measures showed that erroneous responses had significantly shorter response durations compared to correct ones, indicating active cancellation.
Analysis indicates that error-related negativity is tied to both passive error detection and the active implementation of behavioral changes, broadening its functional interpretation.
These results suggest that abnormal patterns in error-related negativity could relate to disrupted regulation of actions in clinical conditions like Parkinson's disease.

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Pfister et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db290569dd607ee6381 https://doi.org/10.1111/psyp.70160

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This study reveals how error-related negativity indicates immediate cancellation of action slips, suggesting new insights into clinical conditions like OCD and anxiety.

Error‐Related Brain Activity Indicates Immediate Auto‐Cancellation of Action Slips

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Error‐Related Brain Activity Indicates Immediate Auto‐Cancellation of Action Slips

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