[i]Originally posted by Fran :[/i][quote]Hi Alfonso,
I finally managed to start working on the analysis as you suggested.
I run analyses on "all subjects", "patients" and "controls", separately and got some interesting results.
For example, I compared activity in the left and right primary auditory cortex (R>L) and I got an effect in the right superior temporal pole. What does it mean? How can I read the direction of the effect (i.e., is activity higher in the right superior temporal pole?)
Thank you
Francesco[/quote]
[color=#000000]Hi Alfonso, any idea on the question above?[/color]
I finally managed to start working on the analysis as you suggested.
I run analyses on "all subjects", "patients" and "controls", separately and got some interesting results.
For example, I compared activity in the left and right primary auditory cortex (R>L) and I got an effect in the right superior temporal pole. What does it mean? How can I read the direction of the effect (i.e., is activity higher in the right superior temporal pole?)
Thank you
Francesco[/quote]
[color=#000000]Hi Alfonso, any idea on the question above?[/color]