Table 3.

Voxels (MNI Coordinates) with Significant Connectivity Associations with the Amygdala

Contrast	Region	Brodmann’s Area	Number of Voxels (kE)	x	y	z	t(59)	p Correcteda
Connectivity in All Participants, Independent o f Group Status
Positive connectivity with    left amygdala	L medial OFC	47	231	−26	18	−6	6.11	.000
	R medial OFC	47	61	30	20	−10	4.06	.01
	L hippocampus	NA	215	−22	−34	−2	8.21	.000
	R hippocampus	NA	188	16	−30	−8	7.35	.000
	L fusiform	36	138	−22	−34	−14	5.75	.000
	R fusiform	36	122	24	−36	−14	5.80	.000
Negative connectivity with    left amygdala	R dorsal ACC	32	336	14	36	28	4.87	.001
Positive connectivity with    right amygdale	L caudal ACC	32/6b	68	2	−4	50	4.92	.001
	R caudal ACC	32/6b	47	4	−2	48	4.33	.005
	L hippocampus	NA	194	−28	−8	−16	9.44	.000
	R hippocampus	NA	164	30	−6	−16	11.26	.000
	L fusiform	37	138	−34	−54	−16	5.36	.000
Negative connectivity with    right amygdala	L inferior PFC	45	40	−24	34	8	3.94	.01
Connectivity in Adults vs. Adolescents
Greater positive connectivity    with left amygdale	L hippocampus	NA	2	−26	−40	0	3.49	.026
	R hippocampus	NA	19	30	−34	2	4.09	.005

L = left; R = right; OFC = orbito-frontal cortex; ACC = anterior cingulate cortex; PFC = prefrontal cortex; NA = Brodmann’s area not defined for this subcortical region.

^aAll voxelwise t values are significant at α = .05 based on a small volume correction for multiple comparisons within each region.

^bRegion extends to the Supplementary Motor Area (BA 6).