Table 2.

Correlations between hemodynamic responses and PCL-R scores among incarcerated participants (n = 157) in the moral + non-moral vs. neutral and moral > non-moral picture comparison^a.

	BA	x	y	z	t-value	k	pb
MORAL + NON-MORAL > NEUTRAL
PCL-R positive
No correlations
PCL-R negative
R. amygdala		33	0	−18	4.23	22	0.003c
R. rostral anterior cingulate	24	6	27	18	3.48	63	0.03
*L. superior temporal gyrus	41	−57	−45	9	3.81	68	–
R. fusiform gyrus	37	42	−57	−24	3.90	30	–
L. superior temporal gyrus	41	−57	−45	9	3.81	68	–
Factor 1
No positive or negative correlations
Factor 2 positive
No correlations
Factor 2 negative
*R. amygdala		33	0	−15	4.04	28	0.005
R. rostral anterior cingulate	24	6	24	21	3.66	104	0.016
		3	39	6	4.41	50	–
R. temporo-parietal junction	39	51	−63	33	4.34	75	–
L. posterior cingulate	29	−9	−42	6	4.04	32	–
L. precuneus	7	−3	−66	57	3.63	40	–
MORAL > NON-MORAL
PCL-R positive
No correlations
PCL-R negative
R. temporo-parietal junction	22/39	60	−54	15	4.39	52	–
*R. inferior occipital gyrus	18	30	−90	−12	4.26	57	–
L. fusiform gyrus	19	−39	−69	−12	4.13	29	–
L. parahippocampal gyrus	36	−33	−30	−21	3.91	22	–
R. postcentral gyrus	40	60	−30	18	3.76	45	–
Factor 1 positive
No correlations
Factor 1 negative
L. parahippocampal gyrus	19	−21	−54	−12	4.07	39	–
Factor 2
No positive or negative correlations

^aAsterisks denote results which were no longer significant after substance dependence was included as a covariate.

BA, Brodmann Area; k, cluster size (voxels). t-values reported for all effects using beta values from GLM regression analyses. Coordinates refer to Montreal Neurological Institute space.

^bSmall-volume corrected p-values listed for regions of interest. Other regions are significant at p < 0.05, corrected.

^cThe correlation in the amygdala was also significant at the whole-brain corrected threshold.