Table 3.

Comparison of correlations of cvtochrome oxidase activity between areas for different regions of interest (ROIs) between control and subjugated hamsters.

	ROIs	r (Control)	r (Subjugated)	Z score	p-value	q-value
VTA
	BST	0.675	−0.646	2.971	0.0030	0.027
	VLH	−0.013	−0.711	1.639	0.1012	0.328
	Sub	0.685	0.127	1.330	0.1835	0.328
	IP	0.443	0.733	−0.859	0.3903	0.390
	MOD	−0.719	−0.243	−1.23	0.2187	0.328
	PrLS	−0.663	−0.265	−0.986	0.3242	0.328
	PrLD	−0.643	−0.284	−0.882	0.3778	0.390
	MFrS	−0.74	−0.176	−1.445	0.1485	0.328
	MFrD	−0.693	−0.035	−1.532	0.1255	0.328
MPA
	LS	0.107	0.66	−1.283	0.1995	0.239
	MPO	0.793	0.959	−1.597	0.1103	0.212
	CGD	0.083	0.749	−1.660	0.0969	0.212
	CGV	−0.052	0.693	−1.695	0.0901	0.212
	CPuDL	0.635	−0.272	1.925	0.0542	0.212
	AParS	0.723	−0.589	2.976	0.0029	0.017
	AParD	0.759	−0.698	3.475	0.0005	0.006
	MOS	−0.263	−0.744	1.290	0.1971	0.239
	LOD	−0.062	−0.64	1.301	0.1933	0.239
	LFrD	−0.150	−0.658	1.195	0.2321	0.253
	IL	−0.236	−0.683	1.112	0.2661	0.266
	ILM	−0.080	−0.718	1.540	0.1236	0.212

This table lists areas significantly correlated (Pearson's r coefficients in bold) with the MPA and VTA in each group (Controls and Subjugated). The table also shows the final calculated Z score for each area correlated with either the MPA or VTA, as well as calculated p-values (2-tailed) and derived q-values (false discovery rates calculated from the p-values using the Benjamini-Hochberg method). Areas with a statistically significant correlation coefficient and Z scores are in bold.