Bidirectional and Cross-Hemispheric Modulations of Face-Selective Neural Activity Induced by Electrical Stimulation within the Human Cortical Face Network.

When compared to non-stimulated sequences, we observed a decrease for the stimulated sequences for the right LatFG only, although at the limit of significance (F6-F7: p = 0.051; F’3-F’4: p = 0.11; two-tailed paired permutation tests). 3.3.

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We found highly significant positive correlations between the amplitude effect of the stimulation and the face-selective amplitude computed outside of stimulation for the F6-F7, F’3-F’4 and J8-J9 stimulations (Pearson correlations; F6-F7: r(56) = 0.322, p = 0.05; J8-J9: r(54) = 0.481, p = 0.0001; F’3-F’4: r(55) = 0.434, p = 0.004), showing that the more a contact was face-selective, the more the face-selective responses decreased during stimulation ( Figure 7 ).

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