Table 13.

Muscles-brain correlations of dynamic and static anger conditions.

Region of interest	Anger dynamic				Anger static
	CS		OO		CS		OO
	LH	RH	LH	RH	LH	RH	LH	RH
V5/MT+	0.082	−0.089	0.159	0.188	0.178	0.068	−0.287+	−0.117
Primary Motor Cortex	−0.123	−0.022	0.292+b	0.289+	0.001	0.044	0.131	0.113
Premotor Cortex	−0.252	−0.101	0.251	0.316*b	−0.079	−0.017	0.257	0.238
pre-SMA	−0.047	−0.077	0.201	0.026	−0.148	−0.084	0.312*	0.35*
Primary Somatosensory Cortex	−0.190	−0.085	0.096	0.162	0.019	0.119	0.149	0.051
Inferior Parietal Lobule	−0.116	−0.003	0.109	0.241	0.240	0.276+b	0.094	0.106
Superior Temporal Sulcus	0.103	0.093	0.319*b	0.369*b	0.174	0.305*	−0.004	0.095
BA44	−0.323*	−0.069	−0.067	0.124	0.022	0.042	0.207	0.174
BA45	−0.221	−0.157	0.195	0.288+b	0.050	0.053	0.273+	0.186
Amygdala	−0.114	−0.262	0.189	0.284+	−0.034	0.024	0.108	−0.137
Anterior Cingulate Cortex	0.021	−0.058	0.089	0.036	0.027	0.098	0.159	0.139
Insula	−0.006	0.134	0.145	0.275+b	0.094	0.183	0.148	0.091
Caudate Head	−0.014	0.015	0.049	0.136	0.026	0.016	0.233	0.276+
Putamen	−0.081	−0.012	0.135	0.159	−0.004	0.052	−0.053	−0.128
Nucleus Accumbens	−0.198	−0.091	−0.011	0.182	−0.030	0.097	0.189	0.084
Globus Pallidus	−0.174	−0.022	0.159	0.196	0.046	0.048	−0.007	0.120

Post-number asterisks indicate significant Pearson correlations of muscle-ROI pairs:

⁺p < 0.1,

^*p < 0.05.

Addition “b” letter indicates that Pearson coefficient is significant based on BCa bootstrap criterion. LH, left hemisphere; RH, right hemisphere.