Table 1.

The neural correlates of temporal and dispersion derivatives

Region	Right hand					Left hand
	Side	Talairach coordinates in MNI space			Z-value	Side	Talairach coordinates in MNI space			Z-value
		x	y	z			x	y	z
Temporal derivative
(i) Earlier responses
Pulvinar	R	8	−24	−4	5.71	R	6	−20	−2	5.55
	L	−6	−22	−2	5.41	L	−4	−20	0	5.27
(ii) Later responses
Superior parietal cortex	R	52	−36	56	6.61	R	40	−48	62	5.86
Intraparietal sulcus	R	40	−46	42	5.68	R	46	−40	42	5.48
Intraparietal sulcus	R	34	−72	46	5.59	R	28	−70	56	5.17
Inferior parietal cortex	R	60	−32	46	5.95	R	56	−40	48	6.48
Cerebellum (Cr I)	L	−26	−7	−28	5.92	L	−40	−76	−30	5.72
Cerebellum (Cr I)	L	−46	−68	−32	5.21	L	−44	−58	−46	5.69
Cerebellum (Cr I)						L	−38	−56	−34	5.54
Dispersion derivative
(i) Greater dispersion
None
(ii) Less dispersion
Superior cingulate sulcus	L	−8	−22	46	5.85	L	−8	−18	46	6.71

Voxels in which some part of the task-related response is accounted for by the temporal or dispersion derivatives of the canonical haemodynamic response function. All voxels are significant at P < 0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons across whole brain.