Direct answer
A Go/No-Go result guide should explain hit rate, false alarms, misses, correct rejections, reaction time, and response inhibition limits.
- Hit rate
- False alarms
- Misses
- Correct rejections
- Reaction time
Go/No-Go task result guide for response inhibition
Go/No-Go searches often ask what false alarms and misses mean. This page gives a cautious result guide.
Where it fits
Go/No-Go result pages cover result interpretation prompts and link back to the online method guide.
Long-tail query coverage
This page targets Go No-Go result, response inhibition test, false alarm rate, hit rate, and reaction time task searches.
FAQ
How should Go/No-Go results be read?
Use hit rate, false alarms, misses, correct rejections, and reaction time to summarize task behavior.
Which fields should be exported?
Export trial type, stimulus id, response, correctness, reaction time, block label, and exclusion flags.
What does it relate to?
It is related to response inhibition and attention, but browser tasks need careful interpretation.