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. 2013 Feb 25;8(2):e57293. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0057293

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© 2013 Cohen, Ridderinkhof

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Y-axis shows the difference in correlation coefficients for incongruent minus congruent trials (averaging across left- and right-hemifield trials; positive numbers indicate stronger coupling during incongruent trials, and negative numbers indicate stronger coupling during congruent trials). = connectivity between medial frontal theta and lateral frontal theta, see Figure 5a–c; = connectivity between medial frontal theta and parietal alpha, see Figure 5d–f; = connectivity between parietal gamma and ventrolateral frontal theta, see Figure 6.

Inline graphic — Y-axis shows the difference in correlation coefficients for incongruent minus congruent trials (averaging across left- and right-hemifield trials; positive numbers indicate stronger coupling during incongruent trials, and negative numbers indicate stronger coupling during congruent trials). = connectivity between medial frontal theta and lateral frontal theta, see Figure 5a–c; = connectivity between medial frontal theta and parietal alpha, see Figure 5d–f; = connectivity between parietal gamma and ventrolateral frontal theta, see Figure 6.