Decreased response inhibition in middle-aged male patients with type 2 diabetes

Keyphrases

• Diabetes 100%
• Middle-aged 100%
• Type 2 Diabetic Patients 100%
• Male Patients 100%
• Response Inhibition 100%
• Nogo-A 75%
• Wisconsin Card Sorting Test 50%
• Cognitive Performance 50%
• Healthy Controls 25%
• Executive Function 25%
• Impulse Response 25%
• Cognitive Deficits 25%
• Prefrontal Cortex 25%
• Newly Diagnosed 25%
• Reaction Time 25%
• New-onset Type 2 Diabetes 25%
• Neuropsychological Tasks 25%
• Discriminability Index 25%
• Neuropsychological Deficits 25%
• Performance Data 25%
• Reward Prediction 25%
• Middle-aged Patients 25%
• Inhibitory Control 25%
• Analysis of Covariance 25%
• Presentiment 25%
• Medication-free 25%
• Physical Measurements 25%
• Prediction Function 25%
• Measurement Tasks 25%

Psychology

• Response Inhibition 100%
• Cognitive Performance 66%
• Prefrontal Cortex 33%
• Inhibitory Control 33%
• Neuropsychological Deficit 33%
• Analysis of Covariance 33%
• Cognitive Deficit 33%
• Executive Function 33%

Neuroscience

• Wisconsin Card Sorting Test 100%
• Prefrontal Cortex 50%
• Cognitive Disorders 50%
• Executive Function 50%