Table 2.

VMPFC and striatum region of interest analyses on task activations.

	BA	Side	Voxels	peak Z	p-corrected	x (mm)	y (mm)	z (mm)
Money (Linear Contrast: 50¢ > 25¢ > 1¢ > 0¢): All Subjects
Striatum: Caudate		L	22	+3.9	0.010	−18	−10	22
VMPFC: Pre/Subgenual ACC	25,11	L	43	−3.7	0.016	−6 0	32 26	−2 −2
Controls > CUD
VMPFC: Subgenual ACC/Medial OFC	25,10,11	L	18	3.9	0.005	−9	44	−11
CUD > Controls
None
Money (Linear Contrast: 50¢ > 25¢ > 1¢ > 0¢): × Group Interaction
Striatum: Putamen/Globus Pallidus		R	68	3.4	0.044	27	2	−2
Money (Linear Contrast: 50¢ > 25¢ > 1¢ > 0¢): CUD
Striatum: Putamen/Globus Pallidus		R	85	+3.8	0.015	24	5	−2
Striatum: Putamen/Globus Pallidus		L	25	+3.2	0.083	−33	2	1
Money (Linear Contrast: 50¢ > 25¢ > 1¢ > 0¢): Controls
None

Statistical threshold: p<0.005 uncorrected and p<0.05 family-wise error (FWE) corrected at voxel-level, k >5 voxels;

Striatum was defined anatomically with PickAtlas to correspond to the caudate, putamen, and pallidum;

Ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPFC) was defined as an 18-mm radius sphere centered on x=−2, y=32, z=−18 (from Ersche et al., 2011);

ACC: anterior cingulate cortex; OFC: orbitofrontal cortex; R: right; L: left;

+/− Z values indicate direction of significant contrast;

Coordinates in bold font are depicted in the figures.