Table 3.

Max Z Scores within ROIs Comparing the Correlation Values within the Common vs. Uncommon Groups (n = 15).

	Action				Category				Visual
	Common	Uncommon	x, y, z	Z (p)	Common	Uncommon	x, y, z	Z (p)	Common	Uncommon	x, y, z	Z (p)
ROIs from Chrysikou et al. (2011)
IFG (1)									.03	−.01	−50, 14, 2	1.86 (.03)
IFG (3)									.02	−.02	−42, 6, 4	2.46 (.007)
MFG
MOG (3)	−.02	.05	−40, −92, −10	−1.71 (.04)
FFG
ROIs from Gallivan et al. (2013)
paIPS	−.02	.03	−42, −46, 52	−1.89 (.03)
aIPS
SMG									−.005	.05	−56, −30, 38	−2.0 (.02)
M1
PMd									−.01	.04	−24, −10, 54	−1.73 (.04)
SS
pMTG					.04	−.005	−50, −58, 0	1.92 (.03)

Note that Z scores > 1.65 are significant at alpha = .05 (one tailed). Only ROIs that showed at least one significant test are reported. All other correlations are z < 1.65. Coordinates of max Z scores are given in MNI space (mm). Mean correlations for both groups at each location are also shown. Comparisons highlighted in orange show reliably stronger correlations in the uncommon group than in the common group; comparisons highlighted in light blue show reliably stronger correlations in the common group than in the uncommon group.

IFG = inferior frontal gyrus; MFG = middle frontal gyrus; MOG = middle occipital gyrus; FFG = fusiform gyrus; paIPS = posterior anterior intraparietal sulcus; aIPS = anterior intra parietal sulcus; SMG = supramarginal gyrus; M1 = primary motor cortex; PMd = dorsal premotor cortex; SS = somatosensory cortex; pMTG = posterior middle temporal gyrus.