Table 2. Peak stereotactic coordinates (MNI) for the parametric main effects of task-set inertia.

Regions associated with high task-set inertia are listed first, followed by those associated with low task-set inertia. Coordinates are given only for those regions that exhibited significant activity after whole-brain correction for multiple comparisons via False Discovery Rate (FDR) at p < 0.05.

Region	X	Y	Z	T
High Task-Set Inertia
Frontal Lobes
L middle frontal gyrus (BA 8)	−46	22	44	7.42
R middle frontal gyrus (BA 9)	46	24	42	7.50
L middle frontal gyrus (BA 10)	−40	58	−4	6.64
R middle frontal gyrus (BA 10)	40	60	−6	6.78
Medial middle frontal gyrus (BA 6)	−4	40	40	3.45
L inferior frontal gyrus	−58	22	8	5.70
R inferior frontal gyrus	62	24	8	4.81
Parietal Lobes
L inferior parietal lobe (BA 40)	−52	−50	44	7.99
R inferior parietal lobe (BA 40)	58	−42	40	6.41
Precuneus	4	−88	38	13.82
Low Task-Set Inertia
Frontal Lobes
L middle frontal gyrus (BA 10)	−32	42	28	5.22
R middle frontal gyrus (BA 10)	32	46	26	5.84
L precentral gyrus	−38	−20	56	14.71
R precentral gyrus (BA 6)	36	−6	56	6.62
L postcentral gyrus	−50	−22	18	9.74
R postcentral gyrus (BA 6)	68	−6	28	5.46
Supplementary motor area (BA 6)	−2	−2	56	12.91
L insula (BA 13)	−44	−26	20	9.92
R insula	52	4	4	7.06
Parietal Lobes
Posterior cingulate	0	−40	28	7.48
Occipital Lobes
L middle occipital gyrus	−26	−80	22	7.56
R superior occipital gyrus	28	−80	22	7.43
L fusiform gyrus	−28	−70	−10	10.93
R fusiform gyrus	30	−64	−10	10.29
Subcortical Regions
L putamen	−24	−4	−2	7.18
R putamen	16	6	−2	7.82
R thalamus	10	−16	−2	6.86