Table 3.

Group Comparisons of Regions with Significantly Elevated Likelihood of Activation: Non-Social Studies

	BA	Volume (mm3)	Talairach			ALE (X 10−2)*
			x	y	z
NC > ASD
Medial Frontal Gyrus R	6	1856	1	19	46	1.54
Middle Frontal Gyrus R & L	9	656	40	13	27	1.37
	9	168	42	27	26	0.92
	10	256	−33	57	7	1.04
Superior Parietal Lobule R	7	168	22	−67	46	0.94
Inferior Parietal Lobule L	40	472	−49	−48	38	1.19
Supramarginal Gyrus R	40	168	51	−51	33	0.93
Claustrum/Insula R	13	256	30	14	11	1.14
Superior Temporal Gyrus R	22	256	57	−47	13	1.08
Lingual Gyrus L	17	104	−20	−93	0	0.89
Thalamus L		336	−12	−1	10	1.27
ASD > NC
Medial Frontal Gyrus	6	360	0	−10	58	1.24
Inferior Frontal Gyrus L	9	296	−51	20	20	1.19
Anterior Cingulate	32	200	0	40	8	1.03
Superior Temporal Gyrus L	39	208	−52	−52	12	1.09
Middle Occipital Gyrus L	18	352	−23	−93	15	1.15
Lingual Gyrus L		224	−14	−84	−8	1.17
Lateral Geniculum Body R & L		320	24	−25	−5	1.23
		136	−22	−27	−2	0.96
Declive R		176	30	−78	−18	1.03

Brain regions labels, their corresponding Brodmann area (BA), and Talairach coordinates of the weighted center for each cluster showing greater probability of activation resulting from group subtraction using only the non-social study foci. Anatomical labels are based on the Talairach atlas. Each cluster was observed with a peak p value ≤ 0.01, corrected; Activation Likelihood Estimates (ALE) are reported. L: Left; R: Right.