Table 1.

Similarities and differences between REMEMBER and IMAGERY of the past

Contrast	Brain region	Voxels (k)	Z	x-talai	y-talai	z-talai
REMEMBER > PRESENT	Parietal cortex_L	758	4.54	−38	−72	46
	Precuneus_R	6,776	3.04	6	−53	67
	Precuneus_L		3.02	−12	−50	43
	Frontal_Mid_L	809	4.06	−34	16	42
	Frontal_Sup_R	190	3.96	22	27	39
	Cerebellum	372	3.55	14	−80	−16
	Midcingulum	214	3.41	−2	−6	30
	Cerebellum_R	391	3.27	12	−45	−40
	Cerebellum_L		2.58	−18	−41	−40
	Temporal cortex_L	339	3.23	−50	−26	−7
	Frontal_Mid_Orb_L	130	3.14	−38	58	−5
	Cerebellum	312	3.12	32	−83	−26
	Frontal_Sup_Medial_L	167	3.11	−10	37	37
PAST > PRESENT	Parietal cortex_L	119	3.45	−34	−71	50
	Cerebellum	169	3.31	10	−80	−16
REMEMBER > PAST	Paracentral_Lobule_R	309	4.41	12	−16	73
	Frontal_Mid_R	118	4.75	24	29	39
	Cingulum_Mid_L	1,900	4.20	−8	−37	42
	Cuneus_L	158	3.64	−8	−59	25
	Angular_L	61	3.51	−40	−70	42
PAST > REMEMBER	—	—	—	—	—	—

Relative to IMAGERY of the PRESENT, both the REMEMBER and PAST conditions engaged the left parietal cortex and the cerebellum. In addition, REMEMBER recruited an extensive set of regions in frontal, parietal, and temporal cortices (P < 0.001, uncorrected; k > 50).