Skin conductance data during go/no-go task

Skin conductance data recorded in 67 healthy subjects while they performed a go/no-go task. Most subjects performed 4 sessions of the task. Some have less than 4 due to loss of signal in one of the sessions. For details of the task, see paper: http://www.jneurosci.org/content/early/2019/06/12/JNEUROSCI.0508-19.2019.abstract Briefly, the task contains approximately 2/3 go and 1/3 no-go trials. Correct go and no-go responses were rewarded and incorrect responses were punished with either a dollar or nickel. Thus, there are 8 conditions: 'GS_dollar','GS_nickel','GE_dollar','GE_nickel','NGS_dollar','NGS_nickel','NGE_dollar','NGE_nickel' where GS: go success, GE: go error, NGS: no-go successs, NGE: no-go errorThus, for each subject, data for each condition and each session has been named accordingly. The data are organized by subject. Each subject has a folder which contain data for each session and each task condition. Within the task condition file, time series of skin conductance signal can be found for each trial.Onsets (zipped file): onsets of each task condition. The data are organized by session. For each session, a 1x8 cell contains onsets for 8 conditions with the order as follows: 'GS_dollar','GS_nickel','GE_dollar','GE_nickel','NGS_dollar','NGS_nickel','NGE_dollar','NGE_nickel'The data for the onsets are in MATAB format.Skin conductance and onset data are in MATLAB format.Behavioral: behavioral performance (accuracy rate and response time) and basic demographics.All data have been de-identified. Information about age and gender for each subject may be found in the demographic text file.Further info can be found in readme file.Any questions may be directed to [e-mail].