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. 2016 Sep 26;12(3):487–495. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsw142

Table 2.

Brain regions showing correlations between the percent accuracy of facial expression recognition and gray and white matter volume

Side BA Correlation Co-ordinates
T(45)-value Cluster size (voxels)
x y z
All, gray matter
  Inferior frontal gyrus, triangularisa R 45 + 48 27 7 4.05 555
All, white matter
  Cerebellum, crus II L −32 −73 −44 3.93 154
Anger, gray matter
  Superior parietal lobule L 7 −20 −76 49 4.14 1263
  Inferior parietal lobule R 40 47 −40 52 3.93 321
  Orbitofrontal cortex R 10 24 68 −2 3.37 207
Disgust, gray matter
  Precentral gyrus L 6 + −45 −4 21 4.01 190
Fear, gray matter
  Thalamus R 18 −13 15 3.96 142
Sadness, gray matter
  Superior temporal gyrus R 39 + 51 −52 24 3.79 204
  Superior temporal gyrus R 21 66 −9 −5 3.77 180
Sadness, white matter
  Superior temporal gyrusb L 41c −59 −22 7 4.79 774
Surprise, gray matter
  Superior temporal gyrus L 22 −63 2 0 4.42 233
  Parahippocampal gyrus L 36 −20 −34 −14 4.23 238

The co-ordinates of the peak in the MNI system are shown. A threshold of P < 0.001 (uncorrected) with a liberal extent threshold of 100 contiguous voxels was set for displayed data.

BA, Broadmann area; L, left; R, right; +, positive correlation; −, negative correlation.

a

Significant positive correlation in the ROI analysis with a FWE correction for multiple comparisons (P < 0.05).

b

Significant negative correlation in the whole brain analysis with a FWE correction for multiple comparisons (P < 0.05).

c

Nearest cortical gray matter.