In keeping with the speed‐accuracy tradeoff, RT was analogously slower as sensitivity increased (with marginal significance for the latter data set) (3FH: r = 0.506, t 38 = 3.62, p < 10 −3 ; 7CM: r = 0.346, t 19 = 1.61, p = .062).
Listed for every significant cluster ( p < 0.005, k ≥ 10) are anatomical regions; hemispheres (“H”) as left (“L”), right (“R”), or bilateral (“B”); stereotactic coordinates in MNI space in mm ( x , y , z ); test statistics ( t df ); probability values ( p ); cluster extents in voxels ( k ); and results of small‐volume correction (SVC) at the cluster level (“C”) or the peak level (“P”) ( p FWE < 0.05), where marginally significant (“c” or “p” in lower case) (0.05 < p FWE < 0.10) or uncorrected (“U”) ( p < 0.005) results are also listed if the most stringent threshold for SVC was not attained within the region of interest.