Neural substrates of successful versus unsuccessful stopping in a cognitively challenging event related stop task

@article{Rubia2001NeuralSO,
  title={Neural substrates of successful versus unsuccessful stopping in a cognitively challenging event related stop task},
  author={Katya Rubia and Anna B. Smith and Karen Lidzba and Brian Toone and Andy Simmons and Steven C. R. Williams and Eric Taylor},
  journal={NeuroImage},
  year={2001},
  volume={13}
}
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