Table 3. Brain regions with significant negative correlation with AQ score and beta band ERD in experiment 1 (/Ne/−/ne/) and experiment 2 (/Nu/−/nu/).

Time window (ms)	Brain Area Lobe	Anatomical Area	Side	BA	Coordinate†			t Value	Cluster size
					x	y	z
/Ne/−/ne/
100–300	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−
200–400	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−
300–500	−	−	−	−	−	−	−	−
400–600	Occipital Lobe	Cuneus	L	19	−12.24	−87.71	39.21	3.97	2
/Nu/−/nu/
100–300	Occipital Lobe	Fusiform Gyrus	L	18	−21.04	−97.41	−18.49	4.03	2
	Temporal Lobe	Superior Temporal Gyrus	L	13	−56.24	−39.21	19.71	3.83	1
200–400	Occipital Lobe	Fusiform Gyrus	L	18	−21.04	−92.56	−18.24	4.35	1
300–500	Frontal Lobe	Superior Frontal Gyrus	R	9	44.96	38.39	32.51	3.94	4
	Frontal Lobe	Middle Frontal Gyrus	R	8	40.56	28.69	45.21	3.65	1
400–600	Temporal Lobe	Fusiform Gyrus	R	37	44.96	−53.76	−16.24	4.78	4

Voxels where statistical significance was found at an individual voxel level of P < 0.001 (uncorrected) were presented. Montreal Neurological Institute coordinates in SPM8 were transformed into Talairach coordinates.

^†Talairach and Tournoux brain atlas coordinates: x = distance in millimeters to the right (+) or left (–) side of the midline; y = distance anterior (+) or posterior (–) to the anterior commissure; z = distance superior (+) or inferior (–) to a horizontal plane through the anterior and posterior commissures.

BA, Brodmann area; G, Gyrus; R, right; L, left.