Figure 4. Ordinal temporal distances correlate with pattern similarity change in alEC.

Repeating the two-way repeated measures ANOVA using ordinal distances as the measure of sequence structure yielded results comparable to the analyses presented in Figure 2. We observed a significant interaction (see main text) highlighting a difference in temporal and spatial mapping between alEC and pmEC. Post hoc tests comparing mapping of ordinal temporal distances and Euclidean spatial distances in the alEC (T(25)=-2.81, p=0.008) and comparing mapping of ordinal temporal distances between alEC and pmEC (T(25)=-3.53, p=0.002) are significant at the Bonferroni-corrected alpha-level of 0.025. Bars reflect mean and S.E.M with circles showing data points of individual participants. **p<0.01.