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Hi - We've done a simple regression 2nd level analysis: 11 subjects con* images entered and a behavioral covariate entered into simple regression basic model. The SPM map is compelling, but we'd like to see a bivariate scatterplot of individual activation against the behavioral variable. My question is: how to get the individual activation values for such a plot? We tried getting t-scores from individual contrasts for voxels that survive a SVC - with the SVC volume being exactly the cluster of voxels that correlated with the behavioral measure in the group-wise basic model above. The resulting values (t-scores) do not appear to correlate with the behavioral variable. We tried this same SVC procedure with a couple other ROIs that overlap with the voxels that correlated with the behavioral variable in the group-wise basic model: again, the t-values don't seem to relate strongly with the behavioral measure. Is there another route to getting numbers that represent individual 'activation' in a given region for a given contrast that can be plotted against a behavioral variable of interest - and know that these values underlie the group-wise, simple regression finding? Thanks, Emiliana Simon-Thomas UC Berkeley