Figure 2. A) Coronal section of the human brain showing the representative Broadmann areas studied. B) Pairwise connectivity in ROI-to-ROI FC during rest. Strongest FC is shown in dark red. C) Mean z score (±SEM) showing FC in five strongest connections from panel (B), between BA 41 and 42, between BA 42 and 22, and between left and right hemisphere of BA 41, 42 and 22, during rest and each task condition. BA: Brodmann area. BA 41/42/22: primary/secondary/tertiary auditory cortex. NS/AS/VS: no task/acoustic task/visual task.

Figure 1. Global correlation maps represent a measure the connectedness of each voxel, characterized by the strength and sign of connectivity between a given voxel and the rest of the brain. The DMN was identified during resting-state (NS), while during task-state (AS and VS) DMN appeared to be reduced. Language network and dorsal-visual network were identified during AS and VS, respectively. Maps were thresholded at a voxel threshold of p < 0.001 (uncorrected) and a cluster threshold of p < 0.05 (FDR corrected). DMN: Default Mode Network. NS/AS/VS: no task/acoustic task/visual task.