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. 2011 Aug 30;5:87. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2011.00087

Table 4.

Maxima for candy group and money group differences.

Region z stat MNI coordinates (x, y, z) Cluster
Nucleus accumbens 3.37 (8, 8, −12) 3
Operculum cortex 3.35 (34, 30, −2) 3
Nucleus accumbens 3.27 (12, 6, −12) 3
Thalamus 3.20 (4, −8, −2) 3
Nucleus accumbens 3.18 (8, 18, −10) 3
Putamen 3.16 (−22, 16, 0) 3
Anterior cingulate gyrus 3.29 (6, 24, 22) 2
Posterior cingulate gyrus 3.23 (−2, −28, 22) 2
Anterior cingulate gyrus 3.06 (8, 6, 36) 2
Anterior cingulate gyrus 3.00 (−12, 6, 36) 2
Anterior cingulate gyrus 2.97 (−6, 4, 34) 2
Anterior cingulate gyrus 2.92 (0, 16, 34) 2
Supplementary motor cortex 3.16 (2, −12, 56) 1
Superior frontal gyrus 3.14 (−14, 4, 70) 1
Superior frontal gyrus 3.11 (24, 2, 66) 1
Supplementary motor cortex 3.06 (4, −6, 62) 1
Superior frontal gyrus 2.98 (20, 0, 64) 1
Supplementary motor cortex 2.93 (6, 2, 66) 1

Using RMI, our measure of relative motivation, to divide our participant population, we found significantly greater activation in several regions in the BM > BC contrast for our money group (N = 46) than in our candy group (N = 14). The table here corresponds to the statistical map presented in Figure 5. Cluster maxima are listed in bold. All coordinates listed are in MNI space.