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. 2016 Apr 27;36(17):4669–4680. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4075-15.2016

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Figure 2. — Cortical regions more active during synchronous speaking than solo speaking and listening, shown for Synch-Live and Synch-Rec separately. This conjunction analysis shows voxels more active during synchronous speaking, displaying activation for Synch-Live and Synch-Rec separately. Voxels in red represent significant voxels (p < 0.005, cluster corrected) for Synch-Live. Blue voxels represent significant voxel for Synch-Rec. Purple voxels represent significance in both conjunctions. Activated regions were largely overlapping, although activity in right inferior frontal gyrus was only detected for the Synch-Live condition. A statistical test for differences between Synch-Live and Synch-Rec is reported in the next section.