Table 2.

Peaks of Activation during Exposure to the Speech Streams

			All Activation > Rest
Anatomical Regions	BA		x	y	z	t
Transverse Temporal Gyrus	41	R	42	−22	10	15.69
Superior Temporal Gyrus	22	L	−48	−30	10	12.82
	22	R	58	−16	4	14.60
	42	L	−60	−22	6	15.00
	42	R	48	−16	6	15.38
Middle Temporal Gyrus	21	L	−64	−34	−6	4.80
Inferior Parietal Lobule	40	L	−42	−42	52	7.82
	40	R	28	−40	56	7.27
Superior Parietal Lobule	7	L	−34	−46	60	6.98
Precuneus	7	L	−18	−50	64	6.98
	7	R	8	−58	62	7.93
Paracentral Lobule	5	L	−14	−32	62	4.85
	5	R	10	−32	62	6.23
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	44	L	−54	4	26	5.59
Dorsal Premotor Cortex/Supplementary Motor Area	6	L	−28	2	52	6.05
	6	R	18	−10	52	6.04
Middle Frontal Gyrus	10	L	−32	42	−10	3.46
Precentral Gyrus	4	L	−48	−14	48	4.17
	4	R	24	−24	54	5.07
	6	L	−54	−10	38	6.27
	6	R	50	−4	36	6.58
Postcentral Gyrus	3	L	−54	−18	40	5.59
	3	R	36	−28	48	6.85
Anterior Cingulate Gyrus	32	L	−14	24	42	3.78
Medial Frontal Gyrus	8	L	−12	26	46	3.80
	10	L	−22	42	−10	3.70
Superior Frontal Gyrus	9	L	−20	44	36	3.16
	10	L	−8	54	0	3.48
Insula		L	−38	−8	12	3.20

Activity thresholded at t > 3.13 (p < 0.001), corrected for multiple comparisons at the cluster level (p < 0.05). BA refers to putative Brodmann Area; L and R refer to left and right hemispheres; x, y, and z refer to the Talairach coordinates corresponding to the left-right, anterior-posterior, and inferior-superior axes, respectively; t refers to the highest t score within a region.