Movement rating differences correlated with pattern differences in seven EEG and three fMRI adults for 475 concepts; a fixed test of 30 concepts failed

We tested whether a rated object property has a common relation to human EEG and fMRI pattern differences. A screen of ten properties used 73 concepts, three EEG adults and three fMRI adults. It selected the movement rating. Fixed tests used seven other EEG adults and a separate study with 18 fMRI adults. The model removed nine other property distances, object offsets and early or lower visual pattern distances. Mean partial correlations were 0.0642 for 475 EEG concepts, 0.0337 for 30 EEG concepts, and 0.0495 for the same 30 fMRI concepts. The fixed shared test failed (shared p = 0.226562). Person and whole-object uncertainty, all ten discovery results and all planned controls are retained. The mean was 0.1436 for 475 concepts in the three discovery fMRI adults. This object transfer is descriptive. This test concerns static-image patterns and rated movement. It does not establish a causal effect, a dedicated movement code, or equal electrical and BOLD signals.

EEG · fMRI · object representation · movement ratings · independent confirmation · whole-object bootstrap