Correct trials following error trials (post-error) were compared with correct trials following other correct trials (post-correct) to determine whether post-error slowing occurred. We found that RTs for correct trials following an incorrect response were marginally slower than correct trials following a correct response [F (1, 25) = 3.98; p = 0.057]; however, no group differences were observed in these measures (p = 0.521). See Table 3 for descriptive statistics. Table 3Post-error slowingGroupRTs (ms)Post-errorPost-correctControlMean702658SD7266AlcoholicMean672623SD8473
