Table 2. Brain areas associated to the retrieval of consistently episodic memories (RR responses) compared to correct rejections at the 3-month delay.

Side	Anatomical region	cluster size	x	y	z	Z	p value	Reference
L	Inferior frontal gyrus	7025	−52	20	32	Inf	<0.001*
L	Inferior parietal lobule	1554	−38	−60	48	Inf	<0.001*
R	Caudate nucleus	877	12	8	14	7.41	<0.001*
L	Caudate nucleus		−8	2	12	6.86	<0.001*
L	Middle temporal gyrus	480	−56	−38	−6	7.22	<0.001*
L	Precuneus	806	−10	−50	34	6.55	<0.001*
L	Posterior cingulate gyrus		−6	−54	28	6.52	<0.001*
R	Supplementary motor area	172	4	14	62	6.4	<0.001*
R	Medial frontal gyrus		10	20	62	6.06	<0.001*
R	Superior frontal gyrus		18	18	64	4.81	0.024*
L	Superior temporal gyrus	56	−44	14	−32	6.33	<0.001*
L	Thalamus	206	−6	−10	6	6	<0.001**	[25]
R	Cerebellum	26	30	−62	−28	5.36	0.002*
L	Ventromedial prefrontal cortex	233	−4	42	−10	5.26	<0.001**	[59]
R	Retrosplenial cortex	31	4	−50	16	4.67	0.043*
L	Hippocampus	226	−26	−24	−14	4.48	0.001**	[59]

x, y, z = coordinates in mm in the Montreal Neurological Institute space. All regions listed are statistically significant at p<0.05 (FWE corrected, *) or psvc<0.05 (**), after correction in a small spherical volume (10 mm) around coordinates previously reported in the literature (specified in the last column). For brevity, each region is listed only once; when several peaks were observed in the same region, the coordinates refer to the strongest activation. Minimum cluster size: 10 contiguous voxels.