> The output for each subject includes a test of the coefficient for each condition
> that I then take to an ANOVA. Does this coefficent (beta) test whether the fit for
> any subject/condition is different than ZERO or different than the BASELINE?
If you have a baseline condition (e.g., fixation) that is not included in those six conditions of interest, the answer is YES to both: each beta coefficient can be interpreted relative to zero as well as to the baseline. The reason is that the baseline is modeled as the intercept or constant in the regression equation.
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