Table 2.

Child 1 – Contrast: (RC_s1 + RC_s2 + LC_s1 + LC_s2 + BC_s1 + BC_s2) > rest.

Clusters*	Size (mm3)	t – Peak of activation	RCs2 − RCs1	LCs2 − LCs1	BCs2 − BCs1	(RCs2 + LCs2 + BCs2) − (RCs1 + LCs1 + BCs1)	(RCs2 − RCs1) − (LCs2 − LCs1)
Right precentral gyrus, BA4	197	4.432	0.987	0.562	0.003	0.122	0.609
Right postcentral and precentral gyri, BA3 and BA4	1102	4.858	0.278	0.858	0.288	0.398	0.247
Left precentral gyrus, BA4–6	20	3.717	0.289	0.025	0.035	0.021	0.285
SMA, BA6	1200	4.211	0.574	0.014	0.002	0.009	0.086
Right superior frontal gyrus, BA6	33	3.793	(−)0.063	0.437	0.298	0.979	(−)0.016
Right superior frontal gyrus, BA10	106	4.187	0.932	0.218	0.023	0.125	0.299
Right inferior frontal gyrus, BA44	528	4.603	0.041	0.508	0.000	0.007	0.201
Right putamen	410	4.707	0.163652	0.254208	0.005	0.023	0.808

^*Found at q(FDR) < 0.05 and cluster size >20 mm³, columns 2–5 presenting p-values of a t-test. In case a contrast provided a decrease in activation, the p-value is preceded by a (−) sign