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. 2020 Sep 11;14:98. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2020.00098

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Copyright © 2020 Kesner, Fajnerová, Adámek, Buchtík, Grygarová, Hlinka, Kozelka, Nekovářová, Španiel, Tintěra, Alexová, Greguš and Horáček.

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The effect of xenophobic attitudes on brain activation by ERC FACES. The ERC FACES photographs elicited a higher response among the high xenophobia (HX) than among the low xenophobia (LX) subjects (96 voxels, T = 5.7, FWE p = 0.002, mapped on transversal slices of an anatomical template: MNI z = −16, −14). The figure on the right shows the parameter estimates (β values) representing the percentage of blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) signal differences between the ERC FACES and the control condition for this fusiform gyrus region.