Neurosynth: 14642485

Stimulus symmetry affects the bisection of figures but not lines: evidence from event-related fMRI.

Authors:	Wilkinson DT, Halligan PW
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2003
PMID:	14642485

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	14.9369089037891	-70.2959310846093	53.6614631324891
1	23.5993964715071	-67.9305944814316	55.521022709932
1	-13.0824778896325	-58.9284737579851	61.9785274504173
1	-19.5728633031695	-56.8242017419662	61.8808656835765
1	-19.5728633031695	-56.8242017419662	61.8808656835765
1	-46.7832426593396	-34.3518212431586	51.1561755986024
1	-41.3896190698321	-32.2056305324636	50.8519491101277
1	63.9975996998981	-31.1090294141893	10.8489060755652
1	46.5483193002133	-25.8271593913192	-0.582245942525593
1	14.7679110870464	-19.0369353577338	50.8335826351017

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v5-topics-50_45_motion_perception_visual	0.54
v5-topics-100_19_judgments_judgment_ppc	0.326
visual	0.289
v4-topics-50_11_motion_visual_perception	0.288
v4-topics-50_18_human_role_information	0.277
v5-topics-50_43_magnetic_mechanisms_human	0.261
v4-topics-100_19_evidence_hypothesis_role	0.199
v5-topics-400_376_space_distance_line	0.19
visual field	0.172
v4-topics-100_51_sequences_timing_bimanual	0.168

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