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Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry Cogn Neurosci Neuroimaging. 2020 Oct 22;7(11):1183–1191. doi: 10.1016/j.bpsc.2020.10.003

Table 2.

Significant results of the cluster-based permutation tests for WS and TD control groups.

Group	Comparison	Frequency band	Time window (ms)	Number of electrodes	p value
WS	Beat1 effect	Alpha	−74-228	125	p< 0.0001
		Beta	−20-196	125	p< 0.0001
		Gamma	−12-134	124	p< 0.0001
	Beat2 effect	Alpha	246-500	91	p=0.004
		Beta	200-378	112	p< 0.0001
		Gamma	204-292	95	p<0.0001
TD Controls	Beat1 effect	Alpha	−70-206	83	p<0.0001
		Beta	−18-132	90	p=0.004
		Gamma	−14-92	107	p=0.002
	Beat2 effect	Alpha	n.s.	n.s.	p=0.45
		Beta	184-356	98	p=0.002
		Gamma	206-288	100	p=0.004

Note. Results reflect time windows and topographies where activity was significantly greater for the first tone in the sequence (Beat1 effect in the table) and the second tone in the sequence (Beat2 effect in the table) between conditions.

n.s. = not significant.