Table 3.

Brain regions which are more active for the contrasts of verbal fluency tasks > baseline condition, comparison between the LA and the HA groups (n = 17, two sample t- tests, p < 0.001, uncorr.).

Clusters			MRI coordinates
Verbs	Hemisphere	Active voxels (mm3)	x	y	z	t-value
Occipital Inferior gyrus	R	368	36	−82	−6	5.41
Cerebellum 8	R	328	20	−62	−56	4.74
Precuneus	R	144	4	−68	24	4.73
Inferior frontal gyrus BA 47	R	16	34	32	−20	4.08
Superior frontal gyrus	R	128	38	20	54	4.93
ANIMALS
Fusiform gyrus	R	528	26	−66	−8	5.22
VEHICLES
Cerebellum Crus 1	L	3240	−12	−90	−20	5.91
Temporal middle gyrus	R	344	52	−72	14	5.84
Cerebellum 6	R	936	22	−62	−16	5.75
Cerebellum Crus 1	R	808	44	−56	−38	5.65
Occipital middle gurus	R	384	34	−84	34	4.38
Fusiform gyrus	R	304	26	−62	−14	5.19
Cerebellum crus 2	L	448	−38	−68	−38	5.17
POSITIVE FLUENCY JOY
Cerebellum 8	R	408	34	−68	−54	5.20
Cerebellum Crus1	L	560	−16	−86	−22	4.97
Occipital area BA 18	R	504	14	−94	−2	5.91
Occipital area BA 19	L	432	−30	−78	44	5.09
Superior parietal lobule	L	176	−56	−12	38	4.55
NEGATIVE FLUENCY FEAR
Superior frontal gyrus	R	392	30	−76	−16	5.25
Cerebelum 6	R	400	34	−6	60	7.52
Fusiform gyrus	R	384	32	−76	−16	5.25
Thalamus	R	456	12	−8	12	5.59