Figure 5.

Brain-behavior correlations for children. (a) Negative correlations of the difference in accuracy between nonconflicting and conflicting trials in rhyming judgment with activation in the rhyming minus control contrast in left middle frontal gyrus (MFG) and bilateral precuneus (Prec). (b) Positive correlations of the difference in accuracy between nonconflicting and conflicting trials in rhyming judgment with activation in the rhyming minus control contrast in bilateral anterior cingulate gyrus (AC). (c) Negative correlation of the difference in accuracy between high-association and low-association trials in meaning judgment with activation in the meaning minus control contrast in left fusiform gyrus (FG). Positive correlations indicate that larger difference scores for accuracy are correlated with greater activation and negative correlations indicate that smaller difference scores for accuracy are correlated with greater activation. See Table VI for a full listing of activations. [Color figure can be viewed in the online issue, which is available at www.interscience.wiley.com.]