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. 2014 Jan 13;4(2):201–214. doi: 10.1002/brb3.211

Table 2.

Neural substrates of one's socioemotional overestimation (n = 69).

Anatomic region mm3 x y z t-value β-weight
Main effects (critical threshold: 4.57)
 R inferior temporal gyrus 115,864 60 6 −34 6.24 −0.40*
 R inferior temporal gyrus 46 4 −50 5.78 −0.27
 R parahippocampal gyrus 24 14 −30 5.56
 R superior temporal pole 36 30 −24 5.55
 R superior temporal pole 30 20 −28 5.52
 R superior temporal pole 28 20 −30 5.50
 R cerebellum 28 −24 −28 5.32
 R insula 42 −4 −10 5.10
 R fusiform gyrus 40 −8 −34 5.01
 R fusiform gyrus 34 −10 −50 5.01 0.27
 R medial temporal pole 44 20 −40 5.00
 R inferior orbital gyrus 30 21 −25 4.87
 R parahippocampal gyrus 12 −2 −24 4.58
 R parahippocampal gyrus 14 0 −24 4.58
 L superior temporal pole 3152 −22 10 −28 5.19
 L fusiform gyrus −18 −8 −40 4.98
 L fusiform gyrus −30 −36 −14 4.64 −0.41*
Analysis removing potential confounds (critical threshold: 3.24)
 R inferior temporal gyrus 3648 54 4 −42 4.28 n/a

Main effects: regions where empathic concern discrepancy score negatively correlated with gray matter volumes, adjusting for age, gender, Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE), and total intracranial volume (TIV) (corrected for family-wise error [FWE] across the whole brain at a significance level of P < 0.05). Analysis removing potential confounds: regions where empathic concern discrepancy score negatively correlated with gray matter volumes, adjusting for change in empathic concern score, diagnostic groups, age, gender, MMSE, and TIV (P < 0.001, uncorrected). Locations of clusters (mm3) are reported in the MNI reference space. – indicates region did not survive (P < 0.20) the modified backward selection procedure.

*

P < 0.05.