Table 5.

Correlations between left amygdala activation (sad, happy, fearful or neutral faces vs. baseline) and average fractional anisotropy in the left uncinate fasciculus, as well as in the left superior longitudinal fasciculus, inferior longitudinal fasciculus, and corticospinal tract, the latter 3 of which served as control white matter tracts.

White matter tract	Correlation with left amygdala activation to sad faces vs. baseline	Correlation with left amygdala activation to happy faces vs. baseline	Correlation with left amygdala activation to fearful faces vs. baseline	Correlation with left amygdala activation to neutral vs. baseline
Left uncinate fasciculus	r = −.36, p = .024	r = −.41, p = .009	r = −.17, p = .30	r = −.08, p = .61
Left superior longitudinal fasciculus	r = −.21, p = .19	r = −.21, p = .19	r = −.18, p = .28	r = −.13, p = .43
Left inferior longitudinal fasciculus	r = −.18, p = .28	r = −.11, p = .50	r = −.10, p = .54	r = −.05, p = .78
Left corticospinal tract	r = −.23, p = .17	r = −.09, p = .59	r = −.05, p = .78	r = −.07, p = .71

Note. Bold indicates a significant correlation.