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On the other hand, we noted that there was an absence of BOLD signal in secondary auditory regions CLM and CMM (and potentially NCM), while the presence of auditory neurons in those areas is well established (Sen et al., 2001; Gentner & Margoliash, 2003; Grace et al., 2003).
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Thus, the more difficult the subtraction and text entry conditions, the higher the demands on declarative memory, the more words are missed, and the lower the predicted BOLD response for the secondary auditory cortex (as this region reflects processing auditory information, not passive listening).
Finally, also the possibility that the unilateral BOLD pattern might be secondary to differences in the behavior directed at the two sides can be excluded.
The attenuated BOLD response was not secondary to changes in task performance, which remained unaffected [accuracy: F 1,11) = 2.55, P = 0.14; response latency: F 1,11) = 1.44, P = 0.24; Supplementary Fig. 3D].
It was important to ensure that any AQ-related changes in BOLD signal were not secondary to altered performance or strategy, as might be expected for certain perceptual or social cognitive tasks that are impaired in individuals with ASD or in typical participants with high AQ scores.
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Statistically significant findings are indicated with bold type. 1 Attended upper secondary school, polytechnic, or university and reported excellent or good grades.
Secondary analyses explored associations between BOLD signal change and clinical features of migraine in patients.
