Table 2.

Relationships between amygdala-based functional connectivity and subscales of the hospital anxiety and depression scale.

Functional connectivity		Correlated variable	MNI coordinate, mm			Nvox	Zmax
Seed	Target region		x	y	z
Baseline
Lt. Amygdala	Not significant
Rt. Amygdala	Rt. Cerebellum	Anxiety	22	−64	−20	354	−4.43
After Gratitude intervention
Lt. Amygdala	Rt. Dorsomedial prefrontal cortex	Anxiety	10	30	58	284	4.19
	Lt. Dorsal anterior cingulate cortex	Depression	−10	42	−2	961	4.64
	Rt. Posterior cingulate cortex	Anxiety	2	−52	24	567	4.49
	Lt. Inferior occipital gyrus	Depression	−34	−104	−2	274	−3.75
Rt. Amygdala	Lt. Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex	Anxiety	−46	40	6	249	−4.48
	Lt. Dorsal anterior cingulate cortex	Depression	−10	44	−2	736	4.35
	Rt. Premotor cortex	Anxiety	42	6	60	368	−4.27
	Lt. Fusiform gyrus	Depression	−56	−72	−14	227	−4.12
	Rt. Fusiform gyrus	Depression	24	−48	−18	335	−3.77
After Resentment intervention
Lt. Amygdala	Not significant
Rt. Amygdala	Rt. Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex	Anxiety	22	48	18	359	−3.76
	Lt. Fusiform gyrus	Depression	−40	−62	−22	413	−4.22
	Lt. Tempo-parietal junction	Depression	−42	−52	46	332	3.95

Significant clusters were obtained at family-wise error rate corrected P < 0.05.

Abbreviation: Lt, left; MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; Nvox, number of contiguous voxels; Rt, right; Zmax, maximum z-value within the cluster.