Table 3.

Common Areas of Activation for True (TRA) and False (FRA) Retrieval

			Young				Old
	H	BA	x	y	z	t	x	y	z	t
TRA—Common Areas
Frontal
Superior	L	8	−38	24	44	4.01	−34	21	44	2.95
Ventromedial
PFC	R	11/47	34	33	−2	4.06	19	29	−14	5
Anterior cingulate	M	32/10	−8	37	−5	5.32	8	44	1	8.51
Hippocampus/PHG	L		−26	−19	−12	4.58	−19	−8	−19	4.22
	R		30	−23	−8	3.7	30	−19	−5	3.43
Posterior cingulate/Precuneus	M	31/24	−8	−16	39	5.78	0	−9	39	6.24
Inferior parietal	L	39/40	−41	−58	24	2.97	−49	−50	24	6.29
Cuneus	M	19/18	8	−87	29	3.89	−4	−87	32	7.85
FRA—Common Areas
Frontal
Fronto-polar	M	10	0	45	12	5.25	−8	55	−3	4.84
Superior	L	8	−34	21	51	3.65	−34	24	44	3.69
Cingulate gyrus	R	23	11	−39	23	2.52	19	−39	23	2.4
Inferior parietal	L	7/40/39	−30	−50	31	6.9	−41	−64	42	4.64

The table reports common areas of activation for both young and old groups associated with true retrieval and false retrieval (conjunction analysis at p = .05 with a minimum cluster size ≥10 in each age group).

PFC = prefrontal cortex; PHG = parahippocampal gyrus; BA = Brodmann’s area; T = statistical t value; H = hemisphere; Talairach and Tournoux (T&T) coordinates are reported.