Neurosynth: 21664279

Brain activation during audiovisual exposure anticipates future perception of ambiguous speech.

Authors:	Kilian-Hutten N, Vroomen J, Formisano E
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2011
PMID:	21664279

Extracted activations

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-39.6675333578177	-33.2904317717577	16.1921690189208
1	-38.5912682452973	-32.2230526020479	16.0682236912699
1	-40.797752417859	-31.4786760854244	12.6704313481559
1	-40.7740811464172	-30.2073941849323	14.7853865306533
1	-45.2246060698543	-30.093779812781	4.76478571238262
1	-45.159278877797	-28.5109276304779	10.2099237435159
1	-46.2478420172229	-26.3876016623335	10.018368921387
1	-55.9196802254375	-24.9429033544599	14.5224535024937
1	-53.892117762243	-23.7428558604733	4.28401430128397
1	-46.3336659207892	-22.6526119482128	4.04739730728722

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Associated analyses

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perceptual	0.476
bias	0.336
audiovisual	0.322
auditory	0.287
v5-topics-100_50_perceptual_perception_interaction	0.28
v5-topics-50_43_magnetic_mechanisms_human	0.27
v5-topics-100_97_visual_motion_auditory	0.262
v4-topics-50_3_visual_auditory_sensory	0.255
v5-topics-50_45_motion_perception_visual	0.239
v5-topics-200_108_visual_auditory_sensory	0.207

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