Table 3.

Significant differences between individuals high or low in nPower in whole-brain analyses

K	F	x	y	z	Side	Structure	High-power participants activate …
A–N
30	24.20	4	−2	28	R	Medial cingulate	More
	17.74	−4	−2	26	L		More
23	20.41	−4	−66	8	L	Cuneus	More
13	19.58	4	32	40	R	Medial frontal gyrus	More
25	18.63	28	−82	20	R	Middle occipital gyrus	More
33	18.32	−14	50	10	L	Medial frontal gyrus	More
31	18.24	10	20	12	R	Anterior caudate	More
14	17.87	−26	−30	−8	L	Parahippocampal gyrus	More
15	17.28	10	−72	48	R	Precuneus	More
39	17.13	40	14	−4	R	Insula	More
S–N
10	21.05	22	−34	22	R	Caudate tail	Less
12	17.29	−50	20	32	L	Middle frontal gyrus	More
10	16.66	−26	−36	−10	L	Parahippocampal gyrus	More
(A + S)–N
15	27.86	18	−64	44	R	Precuneus	More
57	27.33	−50	18	32	L	Middle frontal gyrus	More
14	20.42	56	0	16	R	Precentral gyrus	More
15	18.36	4	30	40	R	Medial frontal gyrus	More
19	17.42	−26	−32	−10	L	Parahippocampal gyrus	More
16	17.01	40	14	−4	R	Insula	More
A–S
13	22.71	20	−38	12	R	Caudate tail	More
N–G
158	29.49	−10	−40	6	L	Posterior cingulate	Less
58	26.80	14	−52	0	L	Lingual gyrus	Less
23	23.55	−22	−94	4	L	Middle occipital gyrus	Less
41	21.53	36	−30	−12	R	Parahippocampal gyrus	Less
22	19.47	−42	−56	8	L	Middle temporal gyrus	Less
19	19.16	−16	−34	−8	L	Parahippocampal gyrus	Less
15	18.97	4	6	40	R	Anterior cingulate	Less

K, cluster size in voxels; F, F-statistic; x, y, and z represent distance in millimeter from the center of the anterior commissure on the dimensions left to right, posterior to anterior and inferior to superior in the Montreal Neurological Institute template brain space. A–N, anger–neutral contrast; S–N, surprise–neutral contrast; N–G, neutral–gray contrast.