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. 2008 Nov 5;28(45):11517–11525. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2265-08.2008

Table 1.

Talairach coordinates of regions extracted from the CS+ > CS− in early acquisition contrast (false discovery rate <0.05) and their differential responding in subsequent stages

Region Side CS+ > CS−a
Coordinates x, y, z Volume (mm3)
Late acquisition Early reversal Late reversal
Caudate L ** NS *** −10, 3, 8 210
Caudate R *** NS ** 12, 4, 9 124
Putamen L *** NS NS −26, −3, 7 283
Putamen R NS NS NS 24, 3, −2 291
Insula L *** NS ** −44, 6, 6 3825
Insula R *** NS *** 45, 7, 5 3366
Thalamus R *** NS * 9, −12, 3 310
Thalamus R * NS ** 5, −13, 14 274
Midbrain L * NS ** −7, −12, −7 74
Midbrain L NS NS NS −7, −23, −10 119
dACC M *** NS *** 2, 4, 40 (BA32) 1756
SFG M *** NS *** 0, −8, 59 (BA6) 2782
Precuneus L NS NS NS −10, −40, 43 (BA7) 835
Precuneus R NS NS NS 4, −57, 48 (BA7) 450
Cerebellum R NS NS NS 14, −42, −15 185

aTwo-way t test conducted on the percent BOLD signal change to CS+ versus CS− in each phase. BA, Brodmann area; dACC, dorsal anterior cingulate cortex; SFG, superior frontal gyrus.

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001, significantly stronger responses to CS+ compared to CS− in late acquisition, and new CS+ compared to new CS− during reversal.