Table 4.

Overview of neural activity associated with the orthographic decision task versus visual control baseline task in the four regions of interest.

Anatomical Location	MNIa			Size	Peak
	x	y	z	k	T
Occipito-Temporal (left hemisphere)
Inferior Temporal Gyrus	−48	−54	−15	1492	10.29
Inferior Temporal Gyrus	−47	−51	−11		9.83
Inferior Temporal Gyrus	−47	−62	−11		9.27
Inferior Occipital Gyrus	−42	−66	−11		8.92
Parietal (left hemisphere)
–
Frontal (left hemisphere)
Precentral Gyrus	−44	6	32	4432	12.31
Insula	−36	21	2		10.41
Pars Triangularis	−45	27	20		9.70
Pars Triangularis	−47	32	12		9.39
Pars Opercularis	−50	9	14		8.89
Pars Triangularis	−48	45	0		7.55
Middle Frontal Gyrus	−50	23	27		7.38
Pars Triangularis	−47	44	−5		7.33
Pars Triangularis	−41	41	2		7.02
Supplementary Motor Area (bilateral)
LH SMA	−5	15	51	2445	9.83
LH Superior Frontal Gyrus	−3	27	45		9.19
RH SMA	8	17	50		7.31
LH Superior Frontal Gyrus	−6	30	32		6.43
RH Superior Frontal Gyrus	9	26	36		5.66
RH Superior Frontal Gyrus	6	29	33		5.49

Note. Neural activity masked by meta-analytic map of reading-related activation in children (Martin et al., 2015). Clusters are presented with a threshold of p < 0.001 uncorrected, p < 0.05 FWE corrected, and a cluster threshold of k > 15. Clusters in italic are local maxima in the superordinate cluster.

^aMNI coordinates of cluster center of mass; SMA = Supplementary Motor Area; LH = left hemisphere; RH = right hemisphere.