Thanks for your reply, Gang!
Your reply illustrated how to average the time series over a Region of Interest, but can 3dDeconvolve generate a 1-D hemodynamic response function?
I used the -iresp option in 3dDeconvolve and it created a HEAD+BRIK dataset for me. When I opened the dataset in AFNI, it ended up looking like a 2-D activation map. Where can I find the 1-D response function for each voxel?
I've attached a couple screen shots of my output from 3dDeconvolve when opened in AFNI.
My question is: How do I get a 1-D hemodynamic response function for each voxel? Is there a way I can select the activated voxels according to the map and get a impulse response function for my selected voxel?