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. 2012 Dec 14;7(12):e52267. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0052267

Table 4. N1-peak amplitudes covarying with BOLD signal (ANCOVA).

Brainregion Hemisphere Size T/F P x y Z
Average effect N1 ( T -Test)
Area 6 L 153 4.69 −24 11 53
L 224 4.91 −27 −12 65
ACC L 1870 5.77 <.001 −8 36 9
PCC L 2104 5.60 <.001 −5 −50 41
Middle Frontal gyrus L 160 5.55 −26 45 6
Inferior temporal gyrus L 240 6.20 −62 −15 −32
Superior parietal lobe L 399 4.47 0.017 −11 −69 48
Amygdala R 387 4.60 0.020 36 −3 5
Caudate nucleus R 400 4.58 0.017 9 −6 −3
Hippocampus L 391 6.63 0.019 −29 −29 −20
Main effect N1 ( F -Test)
DLPFC L 146 11.78 −54 32 −8
Superior medial gyrus L 297 11.99 −12 59 21
Inferior parietal cortex R 215 12.76 44 −68 23
Precuneus L 257 10.67 −3 −51 39

Activation patterns resulted from a group-level GLM. ‘Average effect N1’: T-contrast (T>3.29) testing for general effects of N1-amplitudes as a covariate. ‘Main effect N1’: F-contrast (F>6.48) testing for this covariate taking into account any differences between crossmodally manipulated n-back conditions. Both contrasts were inclusively masked (p<.05, uncorrected) with the effects of interest of the four HRF regressors and thresholded at p<.05 MC-corrected, k>125. P-values are only reported if surviving voxel-level FWE correction.