Table 3.

Cerebral regions whose activity for the contrast [Landmark > Control] was elicited by within-group or between-group analyses (total intracranial volume was included as a covariate).

Group analyses [Landmark > Control]		H	BA	k	x	y	z	t	ES [95% CI]
Within-group
[Young]	Inferior Occipital Gyrus	R	18	65	30	−88	−10	5.07	4.49 [3.04, 5.95]
	Superior Temporal Gyrus	L	38	21	−48	20	−25	4.54	2.55 [1.63, 3.47]
					−42	11	−22	4.01	2.52 [1.49, 3.55]
	Cerebellum Crus I-II	R	-	19	33	−82	−34	4.49	2.75 [1.74, 3.76]
	Middle Occipital Gyrus	L	18	37	−30	−97	−7	4.42	3.38 [2.12, 4.64]
	[Inferior Occipital Gyrus]		19		−39	−85	−13	3.54	3.25 [1.74, 4.76]
	Inferior Temporal Gyrus	L	53/54	15	−30	−1	−22	4.37	1.43 [0.89, 1.97]
	(Amygdala/Hippocampus)
	Middle Occipital Gyrus	R	19	16	48	−79	2	4.20	1.85 [1.13, 2.57]
[Older]	No significant activation
Between-group
[Young > Older]	Inferior Temporal Gyrus	L	-	12	−33	2	−25	3.86	2.49 [1.43, 3.56]
	(Amygdala/Hippocampus)				−36	−7	−25	3.82	2.13 [1.21, 3.05]
[Older > Young]	No significant activation

The statistical threshold was defined as p < 0.001 uncorrected for multiple comparisons at voxel-level with an extent voxel threshold set at 10 voxels. For each cluster, the region with the maximum t-value is listed first and other regions in the cluster are listed [in square brackets]. Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinates (x, y, z) of the peak activation and the number of voxels (k) in a cluster are also shown. H, hemisphere; R, right hemisphere; L, left hemisphere; BA, Brodmann area; ES, effect size; CI, confidence interval.