Table 3.

Clusters showing preference-dependent activation during the outcome phase.

Neural activity of regions increasing linearly with subjective preference:	Right/Left	Cluster Size (Voxels)	Coordinates			t-value
			X	Y	Z
Caudate nucleus	R	51	18	8	18	5.19
Caudate nucleus	R		16	2	26	4.92
Ventral pallidum	R	82	24	2	-8	4.28
Precuneus	R	200	6	-46	6	5.88
Posterior cingulum	L		-2	-42	8	5.21
Vermis	L/R		0	-54	-4	4.24
Precuneus	R	24	16	-60	40	5.25
Lingual gyrus	L	187	-20	-72	-4	5.29
Lingual gyrus	L		-14	-82	-12	4.89
Lingual gyrus	L		-12	-80	-2	4.68
Superior occipital	L	16	-14	-96	20	4.47
Lingual gyrus	L	16	-14	-56	0	3.90
Lingual gyrus	L	29	-6	-66	4	4.03
Lingual gyrus	R	74	22	-90	-16	4.82
Inferior occipital gyrus	R		34	-22	-16	3.74
Lingual gyrus	R	35	22	-52	-2	4.40
Lingual gyrus	R		14	-50	-4	4.26
Cerebellum crus 1	R	140	16	-82	-28	4.62
Cerebellum crus 1	R		6	-20	-22	4.34
Cerebellum crus 1	L	20	-22	-66	-34	4.22
Superior temporal gyrus	R	19	52	-26	16	4.90
Supramarginal gyrus	R	62	42	-42	22	5.57
Supramarginal gyrus	R	13	46	-28	28	4.49
Middle temporal gyrus	L	13	-38	-56	16	4.55
Angluar gyrus	L		-42	-52	22	3.98
Postcentral gyrus	R	13	38	-30	54	4.86
Frontal inferior gyrus, triangular part	R	14	28	16	20	4.16
Superior frontal gyrus	R	12	18	28	40	4.15

All clusters show a probability of error of p < .001 uncorrected for whole-brain multiple comparisons. The coordinates and t-values are at the peak voxels in each cluster (coordinates refer to MNI-space). Clusters written in bold letters are within a priori hypothesized regions and remained significant after family-wise error (FWE, p < 0.05) correction applied for small volumes (sphere with 8 mm radius).