Table 2.

Cortical activations during spoken-language comprehension

Listen (Lanm>Lgdr)		MNI coordinates			AAL	BA
	t value	x	y	z
R.MFGa	4.43	30	44	26	Frontal_Mid_R	10
L.IFJ	5.36	−40	10	34	Frontal_Mid_L	6/9
	5.34	−28	−4	58	Precentral_L
	5.07	−26	−4	58	Frontal_Mid_L
L.PMd	4.70	−24	−2	62	Frontal_Sup_L	6
	4.97	−2	8	50	Supp_Motor_Area_L
L.IPSp	8.14	−28	−72	36	Occipital_Mid_L	19/39
	5.44	−26	−70	46	Parietal_Sup_L
	4.63	−30	−52	32	Angular_L
R.IPSp	4.42	34	−68	40	Occipital_Sup_R	19
L.PCN	5.59	−12	−72	36	PCN_L	7
R.PCN	4.66	12	−76	40	PCN_R	7
	3.61	32	−66	34	Occipital_Mid_R
L.OTSm	6.55	−50	−48	−14	Temporal_Inf_L	37
	5.78	−56	−46	−6	Temporal_Mid_L

Cortical activations underlying the word-level processes during spoken-language comprehension were obtained by contrasting the target task (Lanm: animacy judgment for normal speech) and the baseline task (Lgdr: gender judgment for time-reversed speech). The results were thresholded at voxel-level p < 0.001 with cluster-level FWE corrected p < 0.05. PCN, precuneus; PMd, dorsal premotor cortex; IPSp, posterior intraparietal sulcus; OCC, occipital lobe; OTSm, middle occipitotemporal sulcus; IFGa, anterior inferior frontal gyrus; IFJ, inferior frontal junction; MFGa, anterior middle frontal gyrus; L, left hemispheric; R, right hemispheric; BA, Brodmann's area.