Table 4.

Neural regions that showed increased activity during negative stimuli

	Region	x	y	z	Cluster size	t-val
No-go− > base	IFC	44	16	−6	374	5.77
		−48	18	10	464	4.25
	DLPFC (BA 9)	−28	62	26	63	7.26
		40	52	28	40	6.06
	Superior temporal (BA 38)	−50	12	−10	21	4.08
	Hippocampus	−30	−24	−10	316	5.70
		32	−28	−10	54	3.15
	Anterior insula	40	20	4	122	4.82
	Cingulate (BA 31/32)	−6	12	48	150	6.52
	SMA (BA 6)	−2	4	66	264	5.05
	Precentral gyrus (BA 6)	40	6	62	136	8.16
	Occipital (BA 17/18)	−24	−80	−12	11358	15.32
		40	−84	−12	11358	12.81
Go− > baseline	Amygdala	−20	−4	−24	20	4.46
		22	−2	−24	38	3.84
	Dorsal striatum	24	2	8	248	3.58
		−22	4	2	79	3.50
	DLPFC	−54	30	18	143	5.11
		−56	10	40	12	3.69
	Medial OFC	−6	48	−22	67	5.86
	Dorsal cingulate (BA 32)	−8	16	46	68	3.89
	SMA (BA 6)	−8	6	68	468	5.43
	Occipital (BA 17/18)	−16	−88	−12	2068	11.87
		14	−90	−14	1464	8.92
Base > no-go−	Amygdala	−14	−6	−30	17	4.25
	Superior temporal (BA 22)	−52	−8	4	25	3.90
	Ventral striatum	−10	2	−4	16	3.98
	Medial prefrontal cortex (BA 10)	−10	68	14	10	4.61
Base > go−	Hippocampus	−30	−20	−26	26	4.99
	Postcentral gyrus (BA 2)	−22	−32	74	55	3.83
	Superior parietal gyrus (BA 7)	24	−54	72	247	4.17
		−8	−52	74	55	4.05

Note: All activations: p < .001, uncorrected, 10-voxel extent threshold. BA = Brodmann’s area; DLPFC = dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; IFC = Inferior frontal cortex; OFC = orbitofrontal cortex; SMA = supplementary motor area.