Table 2.

Common effects of old/new across picture and word tasks

Location of peak (x, y, z)	N in cluster	Region	Brodmann area
Common old/new effects for targets: Old > new
−58 −52 40	1040	Left inferior parietal lobule	BA40
		This cluster encompasses subpeaks:
−56 −40 44		Left inferior parietal lobule	BA40
−60 −54 32		Left supramarginal gyrus	BA40
−34 22 −10	520	Left inferior frontal gyrus (operculum)	BA47
32 −70 46	1230	Right superior parietal lobule	BA7
		This cluster encompasses subpeak:
10 −72 44		Right precuneus	BA7
62 −34 −14	70	Right middle temporal gyrus	BA21
−60 −52 −10	106	Left inferior temporal gyrus	BA37
	90	Cingulate gyrus	BA23
Common old/new effects for non-targets: Old > new
−40 −58 48	76	Left superior parietal lobule/ Inferior parietal sulcus	BA7
30 −72 44	131	Right superior parietal lobule/ Inferior parietal sulcus	BA7

Regions tabulated show significant (P < .001, cluster size > 65) main effects of old > new, using unidirectional (T) tests. For targets and for non-targets, the picture task old > new effect was inclusively masked with the word task old > new effect, and the relevant interaction of target material x old vs. new then discounted using exclusive masking (see Methods and Data Analysis Strategy). Z statistics are not given for these inclusively masked contrasts. N refers to the number of voxels in each cluster, and x, y and z refer to distances in mm from the origin in MNI space (see Method).