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Published in final edited form as: Int J Psychophysiol. 2011 Jul 12;82(1):97–106. doi: 10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2011.06.019

Table 6.

Brain regions showing significantly greater error-related activity following incorrect than correct probe response revealed in the individual-group analyses of 12 healthy controls and 10 TBI participants.

Region of Change	Brodmann Area	# Voxels	Coordinates^a			t^b	p^b	Z-value^b
Region of Change	Brodmann Area	# Voxels	X	Y	Z	t^b	p^b	Z-value^b
Control participants
L Cerebellum	--	60	−15	−46	−32	5.02	0.000003	4.66
L STN	--	128	−9	−10	−8	5.20	0.000001	4.88
R Insula	13	146	30	14	−5	5.44	0.000001	4.88
L IFG	45	189	−45	23	7	5.93	<0.000001	4.88
R MTG	39	18	46	−67	19	5.00	0.000003	4.66
L Cingulate Gyrus	32	18	−12	26	31	4.50	0.000022	4.24
L Precuneus	9	29	−6	−49	43	4.65	0.000012	4.37
L MFG	6	36	−12	8	55	5.37	0.000001	4.88

TBI participants
R Claustrum	--	362	30	17	7	5.26	<0.000001	4.88
L IFG	45	298	−48	20	10	6.51	<0.000001	4.88
R Cingulate Gyrus	24	238	12	14	31	5.30	0.000001	4.88
L MFG	6	50	−12	29	34	4.82	0.000006	4.53

From the atlas of Talairach and Tournoux (1988).

Determined from the voxel showing the maximal t value in each cluster.

Note: IFG = inferior frontal gyrus; MFG = middle frontal gyrus; MTG = middle temporal gyrus; STN = subthalamic nuclei; R = right; L = left.