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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jan 15.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2007 Sep 19;39(2):894–902. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2007.09.014

Table 2.

Main effects of stimulus valence and interaction effect.

Region Side BA x y z Size F(1,14) t(14)
Pleasant > Unpleasant
Posterior cingulate cortex R 30 9 52 12 1151 38.8 5.11
Posterior cingulate cortex L 30 −9 −54 10 404 18.5 4.20
Declive L −6 −85 −20 170 22.7 4.34
Unpleasant > Pleasant
Middle frontal gyrus L 6 −35 3 62 546 38.4 −6.35
Amygdala L 19 7 10 164 10.0 −3.57
Inferior parietal lobule L 40 −56 −39 53 104 16.4 −4.38
Inferior occipital gyrus L 19 −40 −74 −8 622 36.9 −5.76
Interaction effect
Middle frontal gyrus R 9 36 20 36 421 27.9 5.12

Only clusters > 100 mm3 shown. Bold text: cluster meets criteria for false positive rate α = 0.05 (cluster size > 662). Italic text: cluster identified at reduced threshold (p < 0.05) in a priori region (amygdala). MCC: midcingulate cortex. L: left, R: right. BA: Brodmann Area. X, Y & Z: Talairach co-ordinates (mm). Size: number of 1 mm3 voxels. F: result of whole-brain ANOVA (degrees of freedom); score is taken from the peak voxel of the cluster. t (degrees of freedom): post-hoc contrast of main effect of valence [(EP + FP) − (EU + FU)] or interaction effect [(EP − EU) − (FP − FU)]; score is taken from mean signal of all cluster voxels. EU: emotion rating on unpleasant pictures, EP: emotion rating on pleasant pictures, FU: frequency rating on unpleasant pictures, FP: frequency rating on pleasant pictures.