Table 2.
Alpha Levels used to Test Activation Profiles in the Present Study
| Profile | F>fix | F>M | F>N | M>fix | M>F | M>N | N>fix | N>F | N>M |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Face-preferential | <.025 | <.025 | <.025 | na | na | na | na | na | na |
| Face-specific | <.017 | <.017 | <.017 | na | na | na | na | na | na |
| Conjoined | <.008 | >.008 | >.008 | <.008 | na | >.008 | <.008 | na | na |
| Non-specific | <.025 | na | na | <.025 | na | na | <.025 | na | na |
| Not activated | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 | >.025 |
Note. F, Faces; fix, fixation baseline; M, Manufactured Objects; N, Natural Objects. Underline indicates that any of the underlined conditions could be significant in a given row; otherwise, all other conditions must be significant. “na” means that the particular contrast is not relevant for testing that profile of activation.