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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 29.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroscience. 2011 Oct 14;199:166–176. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2011.10.009

Table 2b.

Summary of group differences in fMRI activation for LF and HF groups matched on behavioral performance for (a) LF children, (b) HF children, (c) LF > HF children, and (d) HF > LF children. Task activation foci for higher-fit children

Cluster Anatomical Description
Higher-fit Children
Task Contrast
MNI
coordinates
(x,y,z)
Z Score Voxels p-value
Congruent > Baseline
L supplementary motor area, extending
into R supplementary motor area, R pre-
central gyrus, L superior frontal gyrus
−10, −2, 56 4.50 2493 4.11 × 10−6
R occipital pole, extending into R
occipital fusiform gyrus
22, −94, −10 5.70 1487 4.67 × 10−4
L occipital pole, extending into L lateral
occipital cortex
−22, −100, −
12
5.59 1137 .003
L thalamus, extending into L putamen, L
insular cortex, L caudate
−14, −20, 18 4.18 714 .04
Incongruent > Baseline
R occipital pole, extending into R
occipital fusiform gyrus
24, −94, −10 4.79 1287 .001
L occipital pole, extending into L inferior
lateral occipital cortex
−20, −98, −12 4.96 891 .01
Congruent > Incongruent
None
Incongruent > Congruent
None

Caption: Statistical parametric map threshold set at Z>2.33 voxel, p<.05 cluster-correction; R=Right, L=Left brain hemisphere, MNI coordinates are for statistical peaks in cluster and Z Score is for corresponding coordinate location; Voxels refer to the number of standard space voxels in the cluster; p-value is the p-value significance for the cluster.