Table 2.

>Peak coordinates of source-localized contralateral effects.

Time from onset of sample array (ms)	K-weighted contrast of set-size				Additional linear component of set-size response				Independent of set-size
	Talairach coordinates			% Signal change (×102)	Talairach coordinates			% Signal change (×102)	Talairach coordinates			% Signal change (×102)
	x	y	z		x	y	z		x	y	z
−60 to −20									32	−68	35	7.41
148–188	38	30	−12	0.628	14	−76	39	0.250	38	−62	38	2.71
					55	−13	17	0.570
220–260	36	34	−10	0.449	12	−74	42	0.316	28	−42	54	1.78
324–364	34	−64	38	1.16	22	−54	54	0.811	34	−60	42	4.91
					42	29	−10	1.01
420–460	32	−72	33	0.445	28	−13	56	0.473	36	−58	43	2.99
	16	−20	62	0.495
520–560	32	−64	40	0.962	36	−60	42	0.565	38	−58	43	1.80
608–648	26	−70	35	0.965	34	−62	40	0.758	36	−62	42	2.12
700–740	32	−66	36	0.787	34	−62	42	0.836	36	−62	42	1.08
									40	34	11	1.55
800–840	34	−64	35	0.438	32	−62	40	0.800	55	−35	29	1.19
	36	45	9	0.717					40	33	9	2.03
896–936	26	−72	35	0.493	51	−30	22	0.452	55	−28	27	1.08
	34	45	9	0.755	42	27	−8	0.975	40	36	13	1.93
996–1036	20	−70	39	0.403	53	−30	22	0.446	53	−32	26	1.44
	36	43	11	0.710	40	27	−10	0.636	40	36	11	1.68

Maxima in posterior parietal and occipital cortex are given in bold font; where the global maximum is elsewhere this is given in italics. All listed effects are significantly greater than baseline, with posterior probability >0.99.