Table 4.

Local maxima of contrast 1 (stay-left vs stay-right)^a

Area	Hemisphere	Atlas	F99 space, x, y, z (mm) (MFX)	Voxel, t-value	ROI (Figs. 4–6, 9)
V1	Right	R	9, −50, 5	6.03
V1/2v	Right	R	11, −47, −8,	4.14
V2/3v	Right	R	−9, −40, −2,	6.70
pdV2	Left	A	−7, −40, 6,	6.32
V3v	Right	R	16, −39, −6	6.84
Cerebellum	Left	A	−15, −38, −13	6.11
V3d	Right	R	18, −34, 10	10.68
V4/V4Av	Right	R	25, −32, −8	10.08
V4d	Right	R	25, −27, 10	9.06
LIP	Right	N	12, −26, 16	12.40	1
FST	Right	L	22, −24, −2	12.88	2
V4Ad	Right	R	−27, −24, 3	8.77
FST	Right	A	19, −23, 2	11.08
dLGN	Right	A	16, −22, −2	6.47	Subcortical
SC	Right	A	3, −20, 0	7.19	Subcortical
PITd	Right	R	28, −19, −2	12.88
TE	Right	A	28, −18, −10	9.18
v caud	Right	A	16, −7, −9	7.51	Subcortical
TEa	Right	A	21, −4, −12	6.03	3
d caud	Right	A	5, −2, 8	8.40	Subcortical
Area 45	Right	L	21, 4, 11	11.06	4
FEF	Right	N	14, 5, 15	8.71
Area 45	Right	N	18, 9, 9	11.51
Area 46p	Right	L	18, 10, 13	12.14
ACC	Right	A	5, 14, 16	4.23	6
Area 12	Right	N	18, 17, 11	10.13	5

^aROIs obtained from the MFX analysis at p = 0.001 (cluster extent threshold of 10 voxels), displaying activations that are also present in the same FFX contrast at FWE correction (corrected for multiple comparisons at p = 0.05), listed from posterior to anterior for contrast 1. Columns indicate the following: (1) ROI name; (2) hemisphere; (3) atlas used to determine anatomical positions (R, Retinotopy labels from Janssens et al., 2014; L, labels from Lewis and Van Essen, 2000a, b; N, labels from Nelissen et al., 2011; A, anatomical sections, Paxinos et al., 2008); (4) coordinates corresponding to the RM112 brain in F99 space (centered on the anterior commissure); and (5) t-values of the local maxima for the given contrast. Last column, Example ROIs as selected for plotting in Figures 4–6 and 9. LGN, Lateral geniculate nucleus; SC, superior colliculus; v/d caud, ventral/dorsal caudate; pdV2, peripheral dorsal V2.