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(1) We clarify that our view does in fact place motivation and emotion centerstage in the anxiety-ERN relationship. (2) We reiterate that there is currently little compelling evidence that an enlarged ERN in anxious individuals reflects “the disposition to respond more strongly to uncertain threat” (Proudfit et al., 2013, p. 1). (3) We emphasize that our analysis focuses specifically on the functional significance of the elevated ERN characteristic of many anxious individuals.

The case for compensatory processes in the relationship between anxiety and error monitoring: a reply to Proudfit, Inzlicht, and Mennin