Table 1.

Significant clusters of activation in the original data of Goldman et al. (2009).

Index	Cluster size	z-score	1 - (p-value) (joint threshold)	Hemisphere	Location (MNI)			Brain region	EEG single-trial logistic regression results
					x	y	z		Correlation	Az	Locked to	Window
1	203	3.42	0.9997	R	40	−74	−8	Lateral occipital cortex	–	0.92	Response	50
2	108	3.04	0.9988	R	42	−68	−4	Lateral occipital cortex	–	0.86	Response	150
3	101	3.01	0.9987	L	−28	−36	60	Postcentral gyrus	–	0.76	Stimulus	450
4	46	3.17	0.9992	R	12	−4	−18	Amygdala	+	0.83	Response	200
5	44	3.14	0.9992	L	−32	2	−18	Amygdala	–	0.79	Response	−100

Index is a number to uniquely identify the cluster for later reference. Cluster size is given in number of voxels. For the one-dimensional thresholds, the background color (yellow, p < 0.01; red, p < 0.05) indicates if the cluster was significant in the corresponding column. For the joint threshold, the background color in the 1 − p-value column indicates the significance. Cluster location is given by hemisphere (R, right; L, left), location of the peak z-score (x, y, z in MNI space), and brain region. Also shown for each cluster is the direction of correlation between single-trial regressor and BOLD signal (−, +), Az value for the single-trial window, whether the window was locked to stimulus onset or response time, and the window onset time in milliseconds.