Abstract
Common neuroimaging experiments pit two groups of individuals against each other and test for differences between their brain data. And yet, more technical reports repeatedly demonstrate that systematic differences unrelated to underlying brain activity (breathing patterns, body weight, etc.) can falsely manifest as significant neuroimaging findings. These revelations cast a sobering pall over the recent wave of neuroimaging breakthroughs. How do we begin to set the record straight?
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