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prepotent response

prepotent response A prepotent response is the dominant response tendency that is most readily selected in a given situation.

A prepotent response is the dominant response tendency that is most readily selected in a given situation. In tasks that test inhibition, it is the usual response that must be suppressed in order to make an alternative, non-dominant response.

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Drafting source: Angeli Alessia; Valori Irene; Farroni Teresa; Marfia Gustavo. Reaching to inhibit a prepotent response: A wearable 3-axis accelerometer kinematic analysis. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0254514; article XML SHA-256 3b6b92bdc3c915b010913d963e14d7a312c982f063b7805fe8cc68c752c0e248. “Reaching to inhibit a prepotent response: A wearable 3-axis accelerometer kinematic analysis” (10.1371/journal.pone.0254514).
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