Task EE FM Region BA MNI BA MNI R of activity of coordinates of coordinates x y z x y z Frontal Lobe l 47 23 -28 26 2 4.3 Inferior Frontal 46 33 -44 28 18 4.3 Gyrus 9 48 -44 8 26 4.0 Precentral l 6 79 -42 -4 36 3.9 Gyrus Medial l 6 -2 12 52 6.9 Frontal Gyrus l 9 -42 16 30 5.4 Middle Frontal Gyrus 6 47 -34 -2 54 4.1 r 46 42 28 22 4.9 Cingulum r 24 49 2 2 28 4.1 23 22 0 -16 30 4.1 Parietal Lobe 40 69 -32 -58 42 4.1 Inferior Parietal Lobule PCC l 30 -22 -66 10 4.8 Precuneus l 7 47 12 -70 4.2 7 41 -26 -70 26 4.5 Cuneus r 17 12 -86 6 5.1 r 40 69 -32 -58 42 4.1 Occipital Lobe r 18 75 34 -86 -6 4.3 19 24 32 -88 8 3.8 Middle Occipital l 18 20 -32 -88 0 4.4 Gyrus r 44 10 -8 2 3.9 Thalamus Table 7. Experiment 3 novel-familiar condition Anatomical and approximated areas, cluster size, MNI coordinates of the maxima within each Brodmann’s cluster and T values of the regions that showed an effect in the 'novel-familiar' contrast. P value<0.001, minimal cluster size=20. Coordinates are in millimeters: x = distance to right (+) or left of the mid-sagittal (−) plane; y = distance anterior (+) or posterior to vertical plane; z = distance above (+) or (−) below (−) intercommissural (AC–PC) line. BA= area. Brodmann’s Subsequent memory Finally, a contrast representing the subsequent memory activations was analyzed. In this contrast, the novel items subsequently not remembered in the recognition memory test
FM EE Task MNI coordinates of BA MNI coordinates of BA Region of activity z y x z y x Frontal Lobe 4.3 2 26 -28 23 47 l Inferior Frontal Gyrus 4.3 18 28 -44 33 46 4.0 26 8 -44 48 9 3.9 36 -4 -42 79 6 l Precentral Gyrus 6.9 52 12 -2 6 l Medial Frontal Gyrus 5.4 30 16 -42 9 l Middle Frontal Gyrus 4.1 54 -2 -34 47 6 4.9 22 28 42 46 r 4.1 28 2 2 49 24 r Cingulum 4.1 30 -16 0 22 23 Parietal Lobe 4.1 42 -58 -32 69 40 Inferior Parietal Lobule 4.8 10 -66 -22 30 l PCC 4.2 -70 12 47 7 l Precuneus 4.5 26 -70 -26 41 7 5.1 6 -86 12 17 r Cuneus 4.1 42 -58 -32 69 40 r Occipital Lobe 3.8 8 -88 32 24 19 4.3 -6 -86 34 75 18 r Middle Occipital Gyrus 4.4 0 -88 -32 20 18 l 3.9 2 -8 10 44 r Thalamus Table 7. Experiment 3 novel-familiar condition Anatomical and approximated Brodmann’s areas, cluster size, MNI coordinates of the maxima within each cluster and T values of the regions that showed an effect in the 'novel-familiar' contrast. P value<0.001, minimal cluster size=20. Coordinates are in millimeters: x = distance to right (+) or left (−) of the mid-sagittal plane; y = distance anterior (+) or posterior (−) to vertical plane; z = distance above (+) or below (−) intercommissural (AC–PC) line. BA= Brodmann’s area. Subsequent memory Finally, a contrast representing the subsequent memory activations was analyzed. In this contrast, the novel items subsequently not remembered in the recognition memory test R
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