Table 4.

Regions showing a pair type by timecourse interaction

Anatomical location	MNI coordinates			Number of voxels	Pair type Z-score	Pair type effects	3-Way interaction P value
	x	y	z
L fusiform	−44	−67	−4	31	3.42	H = S > E	0.0013
R fusiform	41	−84	10	30	3.29	H = S > E	0.022
R parietal	33	−58	53	431	6.30	H = S > E	0.00149
L occipital	−30	−93	19	56	4.12	H = S > E	0.034
R precentral gyrus	27	−7	53	48	4.30	H = S > E	0.074
L occipital	−5	−82	−13	31	3.66	H = S > E	0.749
R occipital	31	−88	12	78	3.79	H = S > E	0.226
R basal ganglia	11	2	5	49	3.48	H = S > E	0.724
R basal ganglia	10	−16	13	46	3.70	H = S > E	>0.75
L basal ganglia	−9	−18	14	41	3.81	H = S > E	0.987
L basal ganglia	−14	−4	14	96	4.18	H = S > E	0.771
R basal ganglia	17	−4	18	92	4.03	H = S > E	>0.75
L cerebellum	−29	−58	−28	71	3.77	H = S > E	0.24
L parietal	−28	−62	50	458	6.28	H > S > E	0.000045
Anterior cingulate	−3	15	52	346	5.81	H > S > E	0.021
R precentral gyrus	42	6	33	369	5.57	H > S > E	0.033
L anterior cingulate	−11	16	43	85	3.61	H > S > E	0.658
R frontal	50	25	24	149	4.59	H > S > E	0.16
R frontal	43	30	28	237	5.07	H > S > E	0.9325
L lateral parietal	−43	−60	48	83	3.07	H > S = E	0.00059
L lateral parietal	−47	−48	49	228	5.19	H > S = E	0.000198
L precentral gyrus	−44	3	35	447	7.29	H > S = E	0.000119
L frontal	−46	32	20	178	5.38	H > S = E	0.0215
L frontal	−39	10	48	46	3.02	H > S = E	0.334
L frontal	−43	20	28	278	5.33	H > S = E	0.374
R occipital	19	−97	0	66	4.47	S > H > E	0.617

Note: Regions are ordered in the list by pattern of pair type by timecourse effects. Three-way interaction refers to the pair type by stimulus type by timecourse interaction; these regions differ by stimulus type as to whether they show hard/same/easy effects. Those regions showing significant pair type by stimulus type by timecourse interactions are detailed in Table 5. The left OT region depicted in Figure 6 is shown in the top line. L, left; R, right; H, hard (2-different); E, easy (4-different); S, same.