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. 2017 Sep 14;17(6):1098–1113. doi: 10.3758/s13415-017-0535-7

Table 2.

Differential activation patterns in the whole-brain analysis

Contrast Region Side Voxels t x y z
(a) Group effect on whole-brain activation
 AA > HA
  Cerebellum R 702 5.24 14 −50 −26
  Cerebellum L 213 3.84 −22 −62 −28
 HA > AA
  Ventromedial prefrontal cortex (BA 24/32) B 279 3.88 8 34 8
(b) Group effect on whole-brain activation × sleep amount
 (AA × sleep) > (HA × sleep)
  Anterior cingulate cortex (BA 24/33) B 308 4.13 2 6 26
  Hippocampus/amygdala/occipital1 L 319 3.94 −12 −40 −6
  Middle temporal gyrus L 210 3.77 −54 −62 14
  Lingual gyrus/cerebellum R 150 3.31 10 −52 −6
 (HA × sleep) > (AA × sleep)
  No differential activation

Note. Voxels = number of voxels per cluster; x, y, z = MNI coordinates of peak voxel; AA = anxious adolescents; HA = healthy adolescents; R = right side; L = left side; B = bilateral; p < .05, corrected

1This cluster extended to several areas. Given our a priori interest in the hippocampus, the hippocampus subpeak within the overall cluster (−20, −20, −18) was used as the PPI seed