Table 3.

Significant activations for main effects and interactions in response to sentences

Contrast	x	y	z	mm3	Z	Brain region
Self > other	10	18	66	88	3.65	SMA R
Other > self	12	−24	24	144	3.46	Thalamus R
Negative > positive	–	–	–	–	–	–
Positive > negative	−38	−8	56	176	3.84	Precentral gyrus L (BA 6)
	46	8	34	328	3.76	Inferior frontal gyrus R (BA 44)
	16	−76	14	184	3.76	Calcarine gyrus R (BA 17)
	34	−6	−8	304	3.72	Claustrum R
	22	−84	−4	120	3.63	Lingual gyrus R
	32	−86	−8	152	3.54	Inferior occipital gyrus R
	60	4	38	88	3.40	Precentral gyrus R (BA 6)
Interaction self-reference  × valence	−18	−44	−42	184	4.01	Cerebellar tonsil L
	−24	38	48	328	3.95	Superior frontal gyrus L (BA 8)
	10	−46	−42	120	3.77	Cerebellar tonsil R
	−30	−20	−14	368	3.67	Parahippocampal gyrus L
	32	−26	14	176	3.67	Insula R

All activations are effects observed in whole-brain analysis significant at P < 0.001, uncorrected, and a minimum of k = 10 contiguous voxels (80 mm³).

L = left, R = right hemisphere. The cluster with the largest number of significant voxels within each region is reported. Coordinates x, y, and z are given in MNI space.