Hi Michael,
Again, I would not use a simple double-gamma in the context of a mixed design. It can cause problems with the estimation of the _sustained_ effect. Look at the Petersen paper, section labeled "Limitations", paragraph starting
"Another situation where BOLD signal can be misapplied is when an assumed shape is used to model the transient events.".
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