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. 2021 Aug 1;236:118230. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2021.118230

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Fig. 2 — Univariate results with cluster thresholded at Z = 3.1, p = 0.05. A. Parametric modulation effect of associative strength for trials judged to be semantically related. B. Parametric modulation effect of associative strength for trials judged to be unrelated. C. Parametric modulation effect of WM for correct trials. D. The conjunction of semantic control parametric effects across trials judged to be related and unrelated (i.e. negative word2vec for related trials and positive word2vec for unrelated trials). E. Areas showing a stronger parametric effect of control demands for semantic judgements (negative effect of word2vec for related trials) compared to WM (effect of memory load for correct trials). F. The conjunction of the parametric modulation effect for semantic control (from related trials) and WM load (correct trials). G. A larger parametric modulation effect for WM load (correct trials) compared with semantic control demands (negative effect of word2vec on semantically-related trials). There are no additional clusters within brain views not shown for each contrast.