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# GLM betas GLM betas of all subjects. See our [paper][1] for a detailed description of the acquisition parameters, experimental design, tasks, etc. See `sub-**_beta_decription.csv` for beta-wise descriptions. ---------- Two sets of GLMs were set up for the different analyses types: ### GLM<sub>cond</sub> For the standard mass-univariate analyses a model with one regressor per condition and run was specified. ### GLM<sub>trial</sub> For the linear predictive model and the functional correlation analysis a trial-wise model was specified that yields one beta per trial. ### Regressors per run - attention: valid (val), invalid (inv), catch (cat) trial - semantic: word, pseudoword - social cognition: false belief (fb), true belief (tb) - one per task for the rest period (REST) - one per task for trials with wrong responses - 12 motion related regressors (6 * aCompCor, 3 * translation, 3 * rotation), labelled R1 - R12 - framewise displacement regressors (fd > .9) Some notes: - See behavioral responses description for a description of the columns. - **Run** translates to one EPI sequence (= one `.nii` file). - Session translates to experimental session, meaning a consecutive stay in the scanner. - **Four runs** were acquired per session (session 1: run 1-4 etc). [1]: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.63591
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