. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: Psychosom Med. 2017 May;79(4):379–387. doi: 10.1097/PSY.0000000000000445

Table 2.

Separate linear regression results, with self-transcendent value ranking as a predictor variable for activity within each of the threat-responsive ROIs during exposure to health messages.

ROIs	R²		β		t		p
		w/SC		w/SC		w/SC		w/SC
L amygdala	.130	.131	−.340	−.338	−2.660	−2.617	.010	.012
R amygdala	.102	.102	−.288	−.289	−2.217	−2.202	.031	.032
L AI	.079	.086	−.285	−.291	−2.170	−2.194	.034	.033
R AI	.034	.055	−.186	−.195	−1.380	−1.450	.173	.153
Neurosynth ‘threat’ map	.106	.106	−.265	−.267	−2.043	−2.036	.046	.047

Note: N=57, AI=anterior insula; L=left; R=right; ROI=region of interest; w/SC=Values accounting for social connection.