Table 3.

ROI atlas coordinates and approximate anatomic locations of retrieval success regions and correlations with d' and c.

#	Hem	Anatomic Location	x	y	z	~BA	#vox	c-str	c-wk	d’-str	d’-wk
1	L	Post. Cingulate G.	−01	−39	+29	31	306	.18	.17	.32	.21
2	L	Cuneus	−04	−79	+34	19	289	.03	.02	.36	.23
3	R	Mid. Frontal G.	+22	−07	+55	6	191	.27	−.03	−.39	−.24
4	L	Thalamus	−10	−05	+14	NA	141	−.05	.09	−.13	−.09
5	L	Mid. Frontal G.	−24	−03	+55	6	171	.47#	.34	−.32	−.15
6	L	Mid. Frontal G.	−17	+04	+57	6	104	.42#	−.19	−.35	.12
7	L	Precuneus	−13	−68	+52	7	74	.37	.37	.28	−.22
8	L	Thalamus	−03	−17	+11	NA	93	.15	−.02	.15	−.28
9	L	Post. Cingulate G.	−03	−47	+17	30	106	.22	.05	.37	.10
10	L	Angular G.	−42	−70	+37	39	74	.26	.24	.53**	.35
11	L	Caudate	−10	+08	+08	NA	80	−.27	.08	−.21	.46#

Notes: Hem = hemisphere; L = left; R = right; G = gyrus; Inf = inferior; Mid = middle; Med = medial; Sup = superior; Post = posterior; BA = Brodmann area; NA = not applicable; #vox = number of voxels in ROI;

^**p ≤ .01,

^#p < .05; all locations and Brodmann’s areas are approximate.

The rightmost 4 columns are Pearson r values for the parameter (c or d’) and retrieval success effect for the strong (str) and weak (wk) conditions.