Figure 4 shows the mean beta weight results for each ROI with box-and-whisker plots (
Figure 4A) and the peak beta weights for each ROI (
Figure 4B) for visit 1 (blue box) and visit 2 (red box). Outliers are shown as black circles in the same vertical axis of the box. The one-sample
t-test showed significant activation with the GLM for the mean beta values for the following: left primary visual cortex during visit 1,
T(23) = 3.91, and visit 2,
T(23) = 3.14; right primary visual cortex during visit 1,
T(23) = 4.8, and visit 2,
T(23) = 5.46; left cuneus during visit 1,
T(23) = 2.55, but not visit 2,
T(23) = 1.9; right cuneus during visit 1,
T(23) = 2.40, and visit 2,
T(23) = 3.43; and oculomotor vermis during visit 1,
T(23) = 3.24, and visit 2,
T(23) = 2.84 (
p < 0.05 corrected for multiple comparison with false discovery rate). No other brain regions showed significant activity.