Dance Training Shapes Action Perception and Its Neural Implementation within the Young and Older Adult Brain
Table 3
Regions that can accurately discriminate better between physically trained and untrained movements after training compared to before training. (a) Young adults. (b) Older adults.
Region
BA
MNI coordinates
value
Cluster size
value
(a) Physically trained versus untrained in younger adults
L angular gyrus
39
−44
−64
24
6.05
69
<0.001
L angular gyrus
39
−34
−66
26
4.00
L middle occipital gyrus
19
−38
−68
18
3.94
R middle frontal gyrus
10
30
42
4
4.68
40
0.048
R middle frontal gyrus
10
28
48
−2
4.21
R middle frontal gyrus
28
40
12
3.35
(b) Physically trained versus untrained in older adults
R postcentral gyrus
3
26
−30
50
6.12
46
0.053
R middle cingulate cortex
16
−28
46
4.38
L precentral gyrus
6
−2
10
66
5.68
43
0.078
L precentral gyrus
6
−8
2
60
3.75
BA: Brodmann’s area; R: right, L: left. , uncorrected; = 10 voxels. Regions in bold font are FWE cluster corrected at the level. Up to three local maxima are listed when a cluster has multiple peaks more than 8 mm apart.
