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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2012 Jan 30;27(2):466–476. doi: 10.1037/a0027055

Table 4.

Brain Regions Exhibiting a Significant Coping Strategy x Cue Interaction

			MNI Coordinates
Region	BA	Size (mm³)	x	y	z	Average F ratio	Self-focused condition (n = 28)	Other-focused condition (n = 29)
L precuneus	7	439	−12	−69	46	11.17	Cigarette > Control^b	Control > Cigarette^a
Medial frontal g/dorsal ACC	8/32	1230	−1	32	45	11.70	Cigarette > Control^b	Control > Cigarette^a
L inferior parietal lobule	40	410	−48	−45	36	9.67	Cigarette > Control^b	ns
L middle frontal g (rostral PFC)	10	615	−37	38	26	10.65	Cigarette > Control^b	ns
Rostral ACC	24	381	−1	30	6	0.21	Cigarette > Control^b	Control > Cigarette^a
R insula/inferior frontal g	13/45/47	527	34	24	6	11.23	Cigarette > Control^b	ns
L insula/inferior frontal g/superior	13/47/22	2490	−36	18	0	11.20	Cigarette > Control^b	Control > Cigarette^b
temporal g
Cerebellum		352	−12	−77	−28	9.63	Cigarette > Control^b	Control > Cigarette^a

Note. Stereotaxic coordinates are given for local maxima of activation cluster in MNI atlas space. ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; BA, Brodmann’s area; g, gyrus; L, left hemisphere; ns, no significant effect of cue; PFC, prefrontal cortex; R, right hemisphere.

p < .05.

p < .01.