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. 2004 Jun 23;23(2):99–108. doi: 10.1002/hbm.20051

Table III.

Association of behavioral performance with activation for the response inhibition task

Location Significance Coordinate4
Area BA1 z‐test2 Voxels3 x y z
Neg FAa
 Medial frontal gyrusb 6 5.35 47 18 0 60
6 5.09 146 −6 −18 57
 Supramarginal gyrus 40 6.33 170 45 −36 27
 Inferior frontal gyrus 46 5.01 34 −39 33 12
 Anterior cingulate 32 4.66 53 6 39 12
 Cuneus 18 4.05 37 0 −75 9
 Insula/putamen 13/c 5.4 430 −42 −3 6
 Insula 13 4.21 43 48 3 −3
 Putamen/caudateb c 9.19 124 24 18 −6
 Putamena c 4.62 45 −21 15 −6
 Red nucleus c 5.36 43 6 −27 −12
Neg MI
 Precentral/middle frontal gyrusb 6 5.11 231 −12 −36 66
 Precentral gyrusb 4 4.15 34 27 −36 57
 Supramarginal gyrus 40 5.53 131 45 −39 27
 Angular gyrus 39 4.75 63 −51 −54 24
 Putamen/caudate c 7 33 24 18 −6
Neg RT
 Supramarginal gyrus 40 5.33 103 48 −33 30
40 5.47 106 −60 −24 24
 Superior Temporal gyrus 22 4.47 95 −51 −6 6
22 4.95 87 57 3 0
 Putamen c 6.78 40 24 18 −6
Pos FAd c e e e e e
Pos MI
 Precentral/middle frontal gyrus 6 4.28 48 48 −9 39
 Inferior/middle frontal gyrus 47/11 5.67 91 −21 27 −15
 Inferior frontal gyrus 47 4.96 39 36 18 −18
 Parahippocampus/putamen 36/c 5.2 163 −24 −15 −21
Pos RT
 Paracentral lobule 5 5.14 34 −3 −36 57
1

Brodmann's area of activation.

2

P < 0.001 uncorrected at the voxel level.

3

Number of voxels in cluster; only clusters 30 or greater are presented.

4

x, left hemisphere, +x, right hemisphere; −y behind anterior commisure, +y in front of anterior commisure; −z below AC–PC plane, +z above AC–PC plane. Regions are sorted by z coordinate.

a

Negative correlations (Neg) indicate that lower errors (false alarms [FA] or misses [MI]) or reaction times (RT) are associated with greater activation.

b

These peak coordinates are plotted as a function of errors in Figures 4 and 5.

c

No BA for this region.

d

Positive correlations (Pos) indicate that higher errors or reaction times are associated with greater activation.

e

No significant cluster for this correlation.