Table 1.

Effects of emotional valence on neural recruitment, collapsing across ages.

Region of Interest	Hemisphere	BA	MNI Coordinates			p-value	k
			x	y	z
Negative > Positive Events
Frontal
Ventrolateral Prefrontal Cortex	L	11	−44	36	−16	0.000	162
	R	47	32	24	−14	0.000	151
Dorsal Prefrontal Cortex	R	6	6	42	40	0.001	26T
Temporal
Superior Temporal Gyrus	L	39	−44	−58	32	0.001	local maxima within cluster at: −48, −62, 38
Middle Temporal Gyrus	R	21	68	−26	−4	0.001	31
Medial Temporal
Parahippocampal Gyrus/Hippocampus	L	27	−22	−36	−6	0.000	90
Parahippocampal Gyrus	L	36	−32	−28	−18	0.002	10T
Hippocampus	R	na	30	−28	−16	0.003	10T
Parietal
Inferior Parietal Lobe	L	40	−48	−62	38	0.000	236
Occipital
Cuneus	R	18	18	−88	12	0.000	130
Lingual Gyrus	L	18	−16	−70	−2	0.000	108
Cuneus	L	18	−8	−76	14	0.001	97
Limbic
Posterior Cingulate	R	29	12	−48	18	0.000	194
	L	31	−8	−46	28	0.000	169
	L	30	−8	−56	10	0.003	10T
Anterior Cingulate	L	24	−10	−6	28	0.000	140
	R	24	10	−2	28	0.000	local maxima within cluster at: −10, −6. 28
Other
Insula	L	13	−40	−20	2	0.002	18T
Positive > Negative Events
Frontal Lobe
Premotor Cortex	L	6	0	−26	64	0.000	44
Dorsal Prefrontal Cortex	R	9	34	46	36	0.001	23T

Clusters significant at an uncorrected threshold of p<.005, k ≥ 10 voxels

Up to 3 local maxima that are at least 8mm apart reported for each cluster; when peaks are local maxima within larger clusters, source cluster peak is reported instead of cluster size BA= approximate Brodmann Area; L=Left, R=Right

^TIndicates a cluster size smaller than the designated cluster size of 29