Table 2.

p-values of paired sample Student T-test comparing the hemodynamic response (i.e., oxygenated haemoglobin change [ΔO₂Hb] and deoxygenated haemoglobin change [ΔHHb]) in the baseline (0 s−5 s) and anticipatory phase (10 s−25 s) (both hemispheres of each sheep). Lateralized index response (LIR) values of [ΔO₂Hb] and [ΔHHb] are reported for each sheep. LIR = (R − L)/(R + L), where R (L) is the mean [ΔO₂Hb] or the mean [ΔHHb] over the anticipatory phase (10 s−25 s) for the right (left) hemisphere. The symbol ‘-’ indicates that the p-value is not statistically significant (p > 0.05).

	[ΔHHb]			[ΔO2Hb]
	p-Value (L)	p-Value (R)	LIR	p-Value (L)	p-Value (R)	LIR
Sheep 1	2 × 10−2	-	−1	-	-	0
Sheep 2	-	-	0	-	3.43 × 10−6	+1
Sheep 3	8.44 × 10−11	8.19 × 10−11	0.16	5 × 10−2	7.01 × 10−4	0.67
Sheep 4	2 × 10−2	-	−1	5.07 × 10−5	8.23 × 10−8	0.52
Sheep 5	-	2.98 × 10−6	+1	7.73 × 10−8	1.47 × 10−6	0.20
Sheep 6	7.02 × 10−8	-	−1	-	7.26 × 10−6	+1
Sheep 7	-	2 × 10−2	+1	1.89 × 10−4	3.30 × 10−3	0.21
Sheep 8	-	7.72 × 10−11	+1	3.21 × 10−5	3.80 ×10−6	0.40