. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.

Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychobiol. 2015 May 15;57(8):948–960. doi: 10.1002/dev.21325

Table 1.

Brain Regions Showing Interactions between Childhood Poverty Exposure and Gender in the Infant Cry vs. While Noise contrasts.

Area of Activation^§	Brodmann area	Side	# voxels	MNI coordinates			t (1, 33)	Post-hoc Analysis
Area of Activation^§	Brodmann area	Side	# voxels	x	y	z	t (1, 33)	Post-hoc Analysis
Insula (Putamen/Lentiform nucleus/Precentral Gyrus/Inferior Frontal Gyru)	BA 13/44/47	L	392	−34	4	4	4.38	Pov: female > male^† Non-pov: female < male^* females: Pov > Non-pov^ males: Pov < Non-pov^**
Calcarine sulcus (Precuneus/Caudate/Hippocampus)	–	R	382	26	−50	12	3.88	Pov: female > male^ Non-pov: female < male^ females: Pov > Non-pov^** males: Pov < Non-pov^*
Fusiform Gyrus (Parahippocampus)	BA 19/37	R	449	32	−52	−10	3.70	Pov: female > male^* Non-pov: female < male^* females: Pov > Non-pov^** males: Pov < Non-pov^*

p < .05, corrected; R = right, L = left; pov = childhood poverty group; non-pov = childhood non-poverty group;

^†

p < .10,

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001

^§

The location of the peak coordinate is listed first, then areas included in a cluster are listed in brackets.