> When viewing F-stats for a single condition, what exactly do those stats mean (how are the mean
> & modulation regressors interpreted together)?
If the two effects are b0 and b1, the null hypothesis for the F-test is
H
0: b0 = 0 and b1 = 0
So, when the null hypothesis is rejected, it means that at least one of two effects are statistically significant.
Gang