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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Sci. 2013 Aug 1;24(9):1791–1800. doi: 10.1177/0956797613481233

A. Psychophysiological Interaction (PPI) effects between right middle temporal gyrus (62 −12 −16) and precuneus (−2 −72 40) and the left aPFC. B. The precuneus shows stronger left aPFC connectivity in the Nonfocal condition, but greater PM transient activity in the Focal condition. C. The right temporal cortex (TC) shows stronger left aPFC connectivity in the Focal condition, and also stronger PM transient activity in this condition as well. PM: transient effect on PM trials (correct trials only); Ong-PM: transient effect for category decision task trials (ongoing trials) during the PM block; Ong- CTL: transient effect for ongoing trials during the control block.

A. Psychophysiological Interaction (PPI) effects between right middle temporal gyrus (62 −12 −16) and precuneus (−2 −72 40) and the left aPFC. B. The precuneus shows stronger left aPFC connectivity in the Nonfocal condition, but greater PM transient activity in the Focal condition. C. The right temporal cortex (TC) shows stronger left aPFC connectivity in the Focal condition, and also stronger PM transient activity in this condition as well. PM: transient effect on PM trials (correct trials only); Ong-PM: transient effect for category decision task trials (ongoing trials) during the PM block; Ong- CTL: transient effect for ongoing trials during the control block.