Table 3.

Regions that show a correlation across participants (n = 11) and test sessions between activation and savings score.

Phase	Anatomic location	Brodmann’s area	Direction	Coordinates of peak	Cluster size (voxels)	Z score
Early adaptation
	Frontal
	L OFC	47	+	−36, 28, −14	11	3.81
	R preCG (M1)	4/6	−	38, −16, 44/38, −14, 64	42	3.79/3.51
	Parietal
	L precuneus	31	+	−12, −64, 28	13	3.67
	L angular gyrus	39	+	−50, −70, 30	24	3.97
	Occipital
	R OFG	19	−	32, −64, −16	19	3.88
	Cingulate
	L CMA	24	+	−2, −4, 30	69	3.95
	L rACC	32	+	−12, 38, 6	19	3.68
	R CMA	24	+	4, −6, 30	69	3.87
	R dACC	24	+	8, 26, 16	74	4.39
	Subcortical
	R putamen		+	18, 8, 4/26, 16, 8	75	4.14/3.62
	L caudate		+	−16, 10, 16	59	3.91
	Cerebellum
	L Crus I*		−	−34, −76, −33/−33, −81, −29	758	4.89/4.41
	R Crus I		−	31, −83, −33	446	4.18
	R Crus II		−	5, −83, −26	47	3.43
	Vermis, crus II		−	1, −80, −27	47	3.84
	R Lobule V		−	14, −51, −10	73	3.68
	R Lobule VIIb		+	38, −55, −48	10	3.46
Late adaptation
	Frontal
	L SFG	6	+	−10, 12, 63	22	3.85
	Occipital
	R MOG	19	−	36, −74, 8	17	4.06
	Subcortical
	Cerebellum
	L Lobule VI		−	−16, −62, −27	175	3.79

In the Direction column, +denotes that more savings was associated with greater activation, whereas – denotes that less savings was associated with greater activation. OFC = orbitofrontal cortex; preCG = precentral gyrus; M1 = primary motor area; OFG = occipital fusiform gyrus; CMA = cingulate motor area; rACC = rostral anterior cingulate cortex; dACC = dorsal anterior cingulate cortex; SFG = superior frontal gyrus; MOG = middle occipital gyrus.

*=remained significant at FWE-corrected p < 0.05.