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Highlights • The development of error detection and correction was studied in 6–14 years-old children and adolescents.• Force and electromyographic activity of button presses were recorded during the performance of… Click to show full abstract
Highlights • The development of error detection and correction was studied in 6–14 years-old children and adolescents.• Force and electromyographic activity of button presses were recorded during the performance of a choice-response time task.• The motor activity had a similar initial part for correct and incorrect responses but was quickly reduced for errors.• This reduction occurs during error commission and reflects a desperate attempt to inhibit the ongoing error.• Such error inhibition was present in the youngest children already and was similar across childhood.
Journal Title: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
Year Published: 2019
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