Table 2.

Regions significantly activated by the predictor contrast ‘positive vs negative’

		peak
region	H	x	y	z	t	p	n
amygdala	L	−27	−4	−10	5.4	0.000002	22
amygdala	R	24	−7	−8	5.2	0.000003	9
hippocampus	L	−18	−13	−10	4.8	0.000013	11
hippocampus	R	21	−13	−9	4.7	0.000016	17
caudate	R	8	−1	10	4.3	0.000065	4
globus pallidus	L	−24	−7	−4	4.7	0.000016	11
globus pallidus	R	25	−12	−3	4.7	0.000020	8
putamen	L	−29	−7	−5	4.9	0.000009	82
putamen	R	30	−17	−2	5.1	0.000004	48
striatum	R,L	0	−4	10	5.3	0.000002	7
thalamus	L	−6	−25	7	4.9	0.000010	28
thalamus	R	3	−6	10	4.8	0.000012	41
VTA and SN	R,L	20	−13	−6	5.0	0.000006	13
inferior parietal lobule (BA 40)	R	60	−37	19	5.8	<0.000001	93
insula	R	42	5	4	5.3	0.000002	89
insula	L	−33	2	16	5.0	0.000007	69
inferior frontal gyrus (BA 44)	R	61	5	10	5.2	0.000003	27
lingual	L	−9	−58	−8	4.8	0.000011	192
inferior temporal lobe	R	36	−19	−5	5.2	0.000003	220
inferior temporal lobe	L	−33	−1	−11	5.2	0.000003	50

Regions were identified from a whole-brain RFX-GLM analysis [t(55) = 3.59, P < 0.01, FDR corrected). The clusters are described by their hemisphere (H), peak voxel coordinates in Talairach space, the t and P values in the peak voxel and the number of voxels (n).