“…That is, studies on repetition suppression, a potential CNS-based correlate of behavioral priming (Grill-Spector, Henson, & Martin, 2006), point to ventrolateral regions of the PFC, namely the left posterior and left inferior PFC, to be involved in the retrieval of previously formed S-R bindings (Dobbins, Schnyer, Verfaellie, & Schacter, 2004;Horner & Henson, 2008). Moreover, the left dorsal premotor cortex (PMd) and right inferior frontal gyrus are assumed to reflect the retrieval of S-R bindings (Horner & Henson, 2012;Race, Shanker, & Wagner, 2008). Interestingly, the left presupplementary motor area, and the PMd, areas involved in the selection, preparation, and control of movement (Kennerley, Sakai, & Rushworth, 2004;van Gaal, Scholte, Lamme, Fahrenfort, & Ridderinkhof, 2011;Yamagata, Nakayama, Tanji, & Hoshi, 2012), are in fact related to S-R learning (Race et al, 2008) but neither to NP nor have they been found to be modulated by baroreceptor loading or unloading (Kimmerly et al, 2005).…”