Table 2.

Regions showing greater differential power as a function of greater differential self-reported anxiety in the threat of shock versus safe condition

Region	Side	Local maximum
		x	y	z	R_S
0 to 100 ms
Culmen	R	13	-57	-8	0.51
Superior frontal gyrus, BA 10	L	-17	68	7	0.62^*
Superior parietal lobule, BA 7	R	33	-67	47	0.63^*
Superior temporal gyrus, BA 41	R	38	-32	17	0.59
50 to 150 ms
Cuneus, BA 18	R	8	-87	22	0.51
Inferior parietal lobule, BA 41	R	48	-32	22	0.73^**
Inferior temporal gyrus, BA 21	R	58	-17	-18	0.53
Postcentral gyrus, BA 3	R	43	-17	52	0.60
100 to 200 ms
Middle temporal cortex, BA 21	R	53	-22	-13	0.65^*
Postcentral gyrus	R	48	-17	27	0.56
Postcentral gyrus, BA 40	R	43	-32	52	0.54
Postcentral gyrus, BA 3	L	-42	-22	62	0.50
Superior temporal gyrus, BA 22	L	-52	-27	7	0.65^*
Supramarginal gyrus, BA 40	R	38	-47	32	0.63^*
150 to 250 ms
Amygdala	R	23	-2	-23	0.62^*
Fusiform gyrus, BA 37	L	-27	-42	-13	0.55
Inferior frontal gyrus, BA 45	L	-32	28	7	0.63^*
Inferior temporal gyrus, BA 20	L	-57	-37	-18	0.55
Precuneus	R	18	-67	62	0.53
Precuneus, BA 31	R	18	-62	27	0.54
Superior temporal gyrus, BA 22	L	-62	-32	12	0.74^**
200 to 300 ms
Angular gyrus, BA 39	L	-47	-72	37	0.65^*
Declive	R	13	-67	-13	0.62^*
Inferior frontal gyrus, BA 46	L	-52	38	12	0.72^*
Inferior parietal lobule, BA 40	R	48	-42	47	0.49
Inferior temporal gyrus, BA 20	L	-62	-17	-18	0.72^*
Middle frontal gyrus, BA 8	L	-42	23	47	0.60
Middle occipital gyrus, BA 19	L	-47	-82	12	0.60
Parahippocampal gyrus/Culmen	L	-37	-37	-23	0.64^*
Precuneus, BA 7	L	-2	-72	52	0.60
Precuneus, BA 7	L	-22	-72	37	0.57
Superior occipital gyrus, BA 39	L	-47	-77	27	0.64^*

Regional activations were defined as at least 2 contiguous voxels with the probability of the average correlation coefficient <0.05 (uncorrected). Coordinates are in Talairach space (in mm) and were identified based on the automated Talairach Daemon (Lancaster et al., 2000). BA=Brodmann Area. R_S =Spearman correlation coefficient

p<0.01 (uncorrected),

^**

p<0.001 (uncorrected).