|
Table S4c. Locations of significant BOLD signal in the motor regressor ( |
Accuracy) |
|
Activation |
Deactivation |
|
Brain area BA Coordinates (mm) |
T value Coordinates (mm) T value |
|
xy z |
xyz |
|
Basal Ganglia | |
|
Caudate Body R --- |
12 8 7 6.77 |
|
Inferior occipital gyrus R 18 38 -84 -3 |
5.92 --- |
|
Middle occipital gyrus L 18/19 -30 -89 8 |
5.91 --- |
|
Parietal cortex | |
|
Precuneus R 7 4 -58 51 |
5.29* --- |
|
L 7 -6 -63 51 |
4.14* --- |
|
Post. Cingulate 30 14 -60 12 |
5.60 |
|
SMA 6 --- |
-6 -17 49 4.21* |
|
Middle frontal gyrus R 46 --- |
44 30 19 4.69 |
|
L 46 --- |
-44 25 25 4.75 |
Stereotaxic Talairach coordinates of peak activation obtained with p < .001 (uncorrected). Abbreviations: Post. Posterior, SMA
Supplementary Motor Area. *indicates the coordinate where a brain-behavior correlation analysis was performed.
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