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Yes indeed, the Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) can be used to examine decision-making processes in healthy individuals, not just those with impairments or disorders. The IGT was originally developed to study decision-making in individuals with damage to the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, but it has since been widely used in various research contexts, including studies involving healthy participants.

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Hi! The purpose of the Stop Signal Task (SST) is to measure the response time of the brain to inhibit prepotent actions. For instance, if we already initiate an action and are suddenly presented with a stop signal, can we stop the behavior? Each one of us will vary in how long we take to stop the action and/or if we are able to stop the action in the first place. Thus, it's normal to find SST challenging as it involves overriding automatic responses. This difficulty reflects natural variability in cognitive control abilities among individuals. So, it is a classic experimental task used for decades in psychology research to measure response inhibition (or impulse control). Being able to stop or inhibit an action is important in many cases. For example, being able to inhibit the desire to consume an addictive substance or sticking to a strict diet plan or inhibiting excessive use of electronic devices are all situations where one might need to exercise their inhibitory control. But we observe that sometimes people are unable to do so. Thus, to investigate such situations, researchers use tasks like the Stop Signal Task to understand this. Hope this helps!

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