Table 1.

Summary of activations in the cerebellar cortex: unpaired phase

Condition/contrast	Side	x, y, z (mm)	Location	Cluster voxel size (mm3)	t
US-only	Left	−8, −44, −22	I–IV	813	9.45
	Right	39, −51, −30	Crus I, VI	1070	8.06
	Right	6, −39, −17	I–IV	209	7.95
	Left	−27, −56, −26	VI, Crus I	1322	7.66
	Left	−18, −70, −22	VI, Crus I	756	7.55
	Left/Right	7, −65, −15	V, VI, Vermis VI	1547	7.16
	Right	6, −51, −17	I–IV	107	6.98
	Right	31, −51, −50	VIIIa, VIIb, Crus II	499	6.70
	Right	9, −74, −42	VIIb, Crus II	235	5.87
	Right	16, −66, −46	VIIIa, VIIb	137	5.80
	Left	−18, −71, −48	VIIb	54	5.68
	Left/Right	1, −78, −28	Vermis Crus II	40	5.67
	Right	21, −36, −27	I–IV	17	5.63
	Left	−15, −71, −27	VI	36	5.55
	Left	−33, −59, −49	VIIb	48	5.42
	Left	−23, −74, −21	VI	6	5.20
CS-only	Left	−7, −74, −32	Crus I, VI, Vermis VI, Crus II, Vermis Crus II	1412	8.53
	Left	−10, −54, −42	IX	317	7.35

fMRI signal was analysed in US-only and CS-only trials by means of one-sample t test. Statistical results are reported at a height threshold of p < 0.05 (permutation corrected; t = 5.0). Peak location is underlined. x,y,z, SUIT coordinate; Roman numerals indicate cerebellar lobules according to Schmahmann et al. (1999).