Hello Bronson,

Here is an excerpt from Dr. Robert Savoy's class I took earlier last month. 

 Regular Jargon -------> SPM

1)  Run  --> Session

2) Session --> Experiment

3) Experiment --> Study

Hope that helps! 

Best,

Candida

On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 7:45 AM, Bronson Harry <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hello,

A very simple - verging on silly - question. I'm just checking the definition of what a session is (with respect to how it is defined in SPM). Is it the multiple runs collected within a single scanning session or is session another term for a single run? This has implications for Realignment and Timeslice correction etc. Really simple I know but I've assumed the former and thought I should check before proceeding.

Cheers,

Bronson

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