Table 3.

Correlation of subject-specific behavioral effects with BOLD response

Brain region	Peak T	Value of p <	Cluster size	MNI coordinates
				X	Y	Z
In visual areasa
Occipital lobe
Left fusiform gyrus	4.25	0.01	50	−36	−72	−20
Parietal lobe
Left superior parietal lobule	6.03	0.01	71	−36	−64	60
Temporal lobe
Left superior temporal sulcus	6.37	0.01	46	−66	−40	0
Right superior temporal sulcus	4.47	0.01	84	66	−44	−6
Frontal lobe
Right middle frontal gyrus	5.64	0.01	29	52	26	40
Left middle frontal gyrus	4.82	0.01	116	−54	20	26
In auditory areasb
Temporal lobe
Right superior temporal gyrus	8.32	0.01	21	60	−2	−10
Left anterior transverse gyrus (Heschl)	5.32	0.01	61	−44	−18	−6
Left superior temporal gyrus	4.82	0.01	43	−58	−48	2
Right medial temporal pole	4.71	0.01	37	40	6	−30
Frontal lobe
Right middle frontal gyrus	5.64	0.01	29	52	26	40
In multisensory areasc
Temporal lobe
Left superior temporal sulcus	6.37	0.01	27	−56	−42	2
Right superior temporal sulcus	4.56	0.01	54	70	−42	−4
Parietal lobe
Left superior parietal lobule	6.03	0.001	21	−36	−64	60
Frontal lobe
Right middle frontal gyrus	4.98	0.001	25	44	6	52
Outside visual/auditory and multisensory areasd
Frontal lobe
Middle cingulate cortex	11.78	0.001	240	0	−26	50

The table provides local maxima for the regression of subjects' differential behavioral performance with differential BOLD responses (as defined by the interaction contrast) (see main text and Table 2).

^a,b,cLocal maxima for BOLD/behavior regression in predefined ^avisual, ^bauditory, ^ccandidate-heteromodal areas, all thresholded at p < 0.01 (FDR-corrected for multiple comparisons within inclusive masks) (see supplemental Table S1, available at www.jneurosci.org as supplemental material); k > 20.

^dLocal maxima for BOLD/behavior regression outside predefined auditory, visual, and candidate heteromodal areas, thresholded at p < 0.001; k > 40 (since no a priori hypotheses applied for those).