Table I.

Effect of the different sound conditions on the pattern of brain activation

Brain region	Side	Coordinates (mm)			t	No. of voxels
		x	y	z
Stationary unmodulated tone, baseline (Fig. 2A)
Inferior colliculi	L&R	0	−36	−8	5.22	6
Precentral gyrus	mid	0	−20	68	4.54	1
Superior parietal cortex	L	−12	−64	60	4.79	2
Occipital cortex	R	4	−72	−8	5.03	1
Stationary FM tone, baseline (Fig. 2B)
Inferior colliculi	L&R	0	−36	−8	5.02	9
Superior temporal gyrus	L	−56	−12	0	6.67	28
Superior temporal gyrus	R	60	−8	0	7.15	40
Precentral gyrus	L	−28	−16	68	4.21	2
Superior parietal cortex	L	−20	−68	56	4.84	2
Occipital cortex	R	20	−60	−16	5.26	16
Moving unmodulated tone, baseline (Fig. 2C)
Superior temporal gyrus	L	−64	−36	8	5.22	4
Superior temporal gyrus	R	60	−36	12	5.71	9+3
Precentral gyrus	L	−28	−12	68	4.69	8
Precentral gyrus	R	36	−24	60	4.88	11+6
Superior parietal cortex	L	−32	−64	52	4.54	4
Inferior frontal gyrus	L	−56	12	20	5.84	3
Moving FM tone, baseline (Fig. 2D)
Inferior colliculi	L&R	0	−40	−8	6.16	8
Superior temporal gyrus	L	−56	−16	4	7.49	104
Superior temporal gyrus	R	60	−12	4	8.60	96
Precentral gyrus	L	−52	0	36	4.63	3
Precentral gyrus	mid	0	0	68	4.02	6
Inferior frontal gyrus	R	52	8	36	4.04	1

*Coordinates and t values are reported for the peak voxels of activation within each region. The number of voxels exceeding the P < 0.001 voxel‐level threshold for activation is also reported.