Table 1. Brain areas revealed by the factorial model.

Regions	BA	Hemisphere	MNI Coordinates			Max T-value	Voxel size
			x	y	z
Noise > NoNoise
STS	48	L	−50	−12	2	16.31	4703
	48	R	54	−12	−4	15.14	4803
Insula	47	L	−34	22	−2	4.36	463
IFG	45	L	−36	40	14	4.47	323
Chew > NoChew*
M1 and thalamus		L	−52	−8	28	15.43	4481
		L	−12	−18	2	10.48
		R	50	−10	34	15.69	5510
		R	14	−18	2	10.64
SMA		L	−4	−2	60	7.35	302
Cerebellum		L	−14	−64	−24	16.24	1979
		R	18	64	22	15.26
Chew × Noise
STS	48	L	−38	−30	10	4.75	296
	48	R	48	−28	8	4.61	335

(STS  =  superior temporal sulcus, IFG  =  inferior frontal gyrus, M1 =  primary motor area, SMA  =  supplementary motor area).

^*Since the “Chew > NoChew” contrast revealed very strong activations covering large parts of the brain, and since this contrast is probably most susceptible to motion artifact, we used a more stringent threshold, i.e., p<0.05 (FWE) at peak voxel containing more than 30 contiguous voxels.