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Figure 1.

Diagram depicting a trial sequence for the real motion, ILM, and reverse ILM conditions.

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Figure 2.

Behavioural data as a function of flash location and experimental condition.

Panel A) shows Percept scores and B) Decision Times. Error bars indicate +/− 1 SEM. ILM: illusory line motion.

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Figure 3.

Activations for each of the three motion conditions superimposed onto the population-average landmark- and surface-based (PALS) standard brain (voxel threshold pcorr<0.05 FWE, k>20).

ACC: anterior cingulate cortex, AIC: anterior insular cortex, DLPFC: dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, FEF: frontal eye field, ILM: illusory line motion, IPS: intraparietal sulcus, PCC: posterior cingulate cortex, SMA: supplementary motor area.

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Table 1.

Clusters of Activation in the Real Motion Condition (voxel threshold pcorr = .05 FWE).

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Table 2.

Clusters of Activation in the Illusory Line Motion Condition (voxel threshold pcorr = .05 FWE).

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Table 3.

Clusters of Activation in the Reverse Illusory Line Motion Condition (voxel threshold pcorr = .05 FWE).

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Figure 4.

Differential brain activations (initial voxel threshold puncorr<0.001, cluster threshold pcorr<0.05 FWE) overlaid on the study-specific average of the normalised anatomical scans for the contrast “Illusory line motion > Real motion” (A), the contrast “Illusory line motion > Reverse illusory line motion” (B) and associated percentage signal change values (C).

Error bars indicate +/− 1 SEM. ACC: anterior cingulate cortex, ILM: illusory line motion, L: left, R: right.

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Table 4.

Differences in Activation between the Three Motion Conditions (initial voxel threshold puncorr<0.001, cluster threshold pcorr<0.05 FWE).

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