Table 4 Categories and criteria to categorize the nouns spoken by the audio-description’s narrator.

From: Processing of visual and non-visual naturalistic spatial information in the "parahippocampal place area"

Category

Criteria

Examples

body

trunk of the body; possibly clothed

back, hip, shoulder; jacket, dress, shirt

bodypart

limbs

arm, finger, leg, toe

face

face or parts of it

face, ear, nose, mouth

female

female person

nurse, mother, woman

females

female persons

women

fname

female name

Jenny

furniture

movable furniture (insides & outsides)

bench, bed, table, chair

geo

immobile landmarks

building, tree, street, alley, meadow, cornfield

groom

rooms & locales, or geometry-defining elements

living room; wall, door, window, floor

head

non-face parts of the head; worn headgear

head, hair, ear, neck; helmet

male

male person

man, father, soldier

males

male persons

boys, opponents

mname

male name

Bubba, Kennedy

object

countable entity with firm boundaries

telephone, car

objects

countable entities

wheels, plants

persons

concrete persons of unknown sex

hippies, patients

setting_new

a setting occurring for the first time

on a “bridge”, on an “alley”, on “campus”

setting_rec

a recurring setting

at the “bus stop”

  1. Examples are given in English. Some of these initial 18 noun categories were pooled resulting in 11 event categories that served as basis to build the regressors of the GLM (see Table 3).