TABLE 3.

Within‐ and between‐group differences in functional connectivity of the PCC during the neurofeedback transfer run

					MNI coordinate
Comparison	Contrast	PCC seed	Brain region	k	x	y	z	t‐Stat.	z‐Score	p‐FWE peak
Whole‐brain
Within‐group
Healthy controls	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	Calcarine cortex/cuneus	1272	14	−64	6	5.86	5.13	.019
	Reg > View	Right	ns
PTSD	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	ns
	Reg > View	Right	ns
Between‐group
PTSD > Healthy controls	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	ns
	Reg > View	Right	ns
ROIs
Within‐group
Healthy controls	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	ns
	Reg > View	Right	ns
PTSD	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	ns
	Reg > View	Right	ns
Between‐group
PTSD > Healthy controls	View > Reg	Left	ns
	View > Reg	Right	ns
	Reg > View	Left	ns
	Reg > View	Right	ns

Note: Within‐ and between‐group differences in functional connectivity of the PCC (left and right seeds) during the neurofeedback transfer run. Reported results for whole‐brain and ROI analyses are at a significance threshold of p‐FWE peak‐level < .05, k = 10. The comparison column lists each group comparison, and the contrast column indicates the direction in which the regulate and view conditions are being contrasted (i.e., view > regulate or regulate > view). The brain region, cluster size (k), MNI coordinates (x, y, z), t‐statistic (t‐stat.), z‐Score, and significance (p‐FWE peak) of each significant peak result are included as columns. PCC = posterior cingulate cortex, FWE = family‐wise error, PTSD = posttraumatic stress disorder, Reg = regulate, ns = nonsignificant.