Table 3.

Regions showing positive activity trends across recognition response types (Fig. 4C,D), identified separately for meaningful and meaningless squiggles

			MNI coordinates
Region	mm3	BA	X	Y	Z
Meaningful squiggles
Superior parietal cortex (left centroid)	19 170	7	−33	−65	+44
Superior parietal cortex (right centroid)		7	+30	−71	+54
Bilateral medial frontal gyrus	6642	6	−2	+16	+51
Left superior frontal gyrus	4293	46	−40	+53	+16
Meaningless squiggles
Superior parietal cortex (left centroid)	18 360	7	−35	−68	+49
Superior parietal cortex (right centroid)		7	+33	−79	+44
Bilateral medial frontal gyrus	6102	6	−2	+6	+55
Left superior frontal gyrus	5049	46	−45	+52	+20

Note: Note that the analysis was not signed and could have identified either positive or negative trends, but only positive trends were identified. Provided for each region is the volume (mm³), primary Brodmann’s areas (BA), and Talairach–Tournoux coordinates of the centroid (MNI-305). Centroid coordinates are provided separately for each hemisphere for the large bilateral region of parietal cortex noted for both meaningfulness categories.