Table 2.

Overview of brain areas activated in response to supraliminal and subliminal reward cues

Region	BA	Side	Number of voxels	X	Y	Z	Max t‐value
Supraliminal Euro versus Cent (300 ms)
Superior temporal gyrus	22	R	228	64	−36	20	5.88
Striatum		R	576	12	4	−8	5.87
Ventral striatum		L		−8	20	−4	5.30
Posterior cingulate cortex	31	R	207	16	−68	28	5.13
Cuneus		L	158	−28	−48	36	5.00
SMA	6	R	286	8	8	56	4.98
Dorsal ACC	32	R		12	16	32	4.64
Superior frontal gyrus	6/8	R		28	−4	60	3.86
MCC	28	R	98	4	−28	40	4.40
Insula		L	35	−52	12	−8	4.18
Motor cortex		L	40	−32	−20	68	4.39
Subliminal Euro versus Cent (17 ms)
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Interaction (supraliminal Euro vs. Cent) versus (subliminal Euro vs. Cent)
Ventral striatum		R	687	20	28	−12	6.12
		R		16	20	−8	5.99
Ventral striatum		L		−32	16	4	5.40
Parietal cortex	7	L	553	−24	−60	32	5.90
Cingulum		R		16	−32	32	5.14
Posterior cingulum	23	R		4	−28	24	5.12
Insular cortex	13	R	133	52	−40	24	5.67
Temporal midbrain	21	R		44	36	−4	4.88
Supramarginal gyrus	40	R		60	−32	24	4.70
Dorsal ACC	32	R	142	12	16	32	4.93
SMA	6	L		−4	−4	64	4.44
				−12	4	72	4.20
Motor cortex		L	58	−36	−4	44	4.68
				−40	−8	60	3.67

Note: Cluster‐defining threshold of P < 0.001 and a P < 0.05 family‐wise error‐corrected critical cluster size of 33 voxels.

ACC, anterior cingulate cortex; L, left; MCC, middle cingulate cortex; R, right; SMA, supplementary motor area.