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. 2016 Jun 27;10:276. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2016.00276

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Copyright © 2016 Limongi, Pérez, Modroño and González-Mora.

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Regions of interest (ROIs) analysis. When action update was demanded (in the change-task condition), temporal gaps and absolute TEEs produced changes in the hemodynamic response of our a priori defined ROIs located in sensory (right inferior occipital gyrus, rIOG), associative (right supramarginal gyrus, rSMG), frontal (right presupplementary motor area, rPreSMA; right anterior insula, rAI), and striatal areas (right striatum, rSTR) associated with both sensorimotor integration and response inhibition. The figure shows regional peak activities overlaid on the group-specific anatomical template.