… Given its importance in interpreting neuroimaging data, we would like to make three basic …
role of BOLD deactivations: use consistent terminology and report all deactivations; consider …

… explanation of this result is that early deactivation reflected task difficulty or time on task,
and as the task became less difficult there was less deactivation of these regions; clearly, the …

… Scientists using functional brain imaging techniques in the early 1990s began regularly to …
must come down again, but these "deactivations" were notable because they were induced by …

… For the purposes of this paper, and to avoid still-debated interpretation issues, we will
label the DAN the “task-positive network,” and the DMN the “task-negative network.” …

… in the context of interpretation. While both consequences … these two: the interpretation of
brain imaging data that goes … activation and deactivation in neighboring voxels is interpreted as …

… With respect to the deactivations, we observed for reading pseudowords relative to fixation,
… activity are a relatively frequent finding in functional neuroimaging (see Mazoyer et al., 2001; …

… of this article apply to all forms of neuroimaging that use the designs discussed here, …
deactivation occurs with a decrease in BOLD signal from a baseline that can be interpreted …

… of a neuroimaging task cannot be overstated. A common approach in neuroimaging research
is … activity may be inappropriate and could confound interpretation of the data. An auditory …

… and processing speed) be interpreted with caution given the number of comparisons we
computed. Furthermore, it is possible that the somatosensory deactivation is driven by the fact …

… As expected from the previous results, negative stimulus-induced deactivations were also
found in this second reading experiment, at least for attended words: in 3 sites (o′7 and g′…