Table 3.

Whole-brain search for regions associated with CTR in the larger-email campaign

Region	x, y, z	size	t-stat
a. Association with CTR for negative images
MPFC	−2 67 10	125	3.39
VMPFC	−6 46 −8		3.16
DMPFC	15 36 43	59	3.07
DMPFC	−6 46 31		2.97
Lingual gyrus	22 −78 −11	1013	7.95
Inferior temporal lobe	−44 −57 −8	311	6.12
Inferior frontal gyrus	−44 36 10	135	5.16
Hippocampus/medial temporal lobe	−20 −26 −8	440	5.1
Hippocampus/medial temporal lobe	29 −26 −11	747	5.09
Middle cingulate gyrus	1 −2 34	100	5.08
Cerebellum	−2 −60 −38	36	3.58
b. Positive association with CTR for neutral images
Inferior frontal gyrus	42 39 13	308	4.92
Posterior Insula	42 −16 7	52	3.61
c. Negative association with CTR for neutral images
Middle temporal gyrus/posterior superior temporal sulcus	−54 −71 7	304	4.74
d. Association with CTR for neutral > negative Images
Middle frontal gyrus	39 46 13	61	3.72
e. Association with CTR for negative > neutral Images
VMPFC	−2 46 −11	38	4.1
MPFC/DMPFC	−2 67 10	354	3.83
DMPFC	1 53 31		3.82
MPFC	−2 56 4		3.64
Posterior cingulate cortex	4 −40 1	44	4.01
Amygdala	18 −2 −14	40	3.76
	29 15 −17		3.05
Fusiform/lingual gyrus	25 −71 −8	745	6.33
Inferior frontal gyrus	−37 29 −17	156	4.43
Angular gyrus/TPJ	−44 −54 25	48	4.19
Superior occipital cortex	−20 −91 37	41	3.77

Note: Threshold = P < 0.005, k = 36, corresponding to P < 0.05, corrected. No regions were negatively associated with CTR during exposure to the negative images. TPJ: temporoparietal junction; DMPFC: dorsomedial prefrontal cortex; VMPFC: ventromedial prefrontal cortex; PSA: public service announcement; ERP: event related potential; MNI: montreal neurological institute; fwhm: full width, half maximum; ITI: intertrial interval; BOLD: blood oxygen level dependent.