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Table 4.

Significant clusters surviving in the brain–behavior correlations

Group	Test point	Correlation	Cluster size	T value	MNI coordinates	Anatomical region	BA
AMC	4^th grade	Brain–accuracy	176	−5.11	(45, 9, −6)	Right insula	13, 22
			377	−4.75	(54, −48, 42)	Right IPL/IPS	40, 7
		Brain–RT	No
	6^th grade	Brain–accuracy	175	−3.53	(15, 6, 63)	Right SFG	6
			372	−4.18	(45, −48, 48)	Right IPL/IPS	40, 7
		Brain–RT	No
Control	4^th grade	Brain–accuracy	No
	4^th grade	Brain–RT	242	5.77	(9, 18, 42)	SMA	6, 32, 8
	6^th grade	Brain–accuracy	No
	6^th grade	Brain–RT	231	4.32	(−51, −51, 30)	Left IPL/IPS	40, 39

For the brain–RT correlations, positive T values represent that greater brain activity is associated with shorter RT. Thresholds were set at P < 0.05, AlphaSim corrected.

BA, Brodmann area; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; IPS, intraparietal sulcus; IPL, inferior parietal lobule; SFG, superior frontal gyrus; SMA, supplementary motor area.