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In a response precuing task, we used behavioral and electrophysiological measures – Contingent Negative Variation (CNV) and the readiness potential (RP) – to investigate the programming of three-element response sequences of different complexity. Precuing effects on foreperiod CNV and RT indicated the use of advance information about response hand and response sequence. Crucially, with advance information...
The present experiment studied choice response context effects on the programming of response sequences using behavioural and electrophysiological methods. Participants were asked to produce responses differing in sequence length (1-key vs. 3-key responses) with either their left or right hand in a choice reaction time (RT) task. The choice response context was manipulated by a blocked or mixed execution...
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