Table 1.

Main effects for contrasts from the food image paradigm

Contrasts	k	Z value	MNI	Effect size r
			coordinates	(Z/√N)
Appetizing food > unappetizing food
Superior parietal lobe	1077	5.90	−9, −66, 57	0.51
Cuneus		5.71	−27, −81, 30	0.50
Precuneus		5.66	−12, −81, 45	0.49
Posterior cerebellar lobe	355	5.82	24, −66, −27	0.51
Posterior cerebellar lobe		4.35	−15, −69, −24	0.38
Posterior cerebellar lobe		4.30	3, −69, −24	0.37
Anterior cingulate cortex	146	5.42	−3, 9, 30	0.47
Supplemental motor area		4.90	0, 3, 48	0.43
Supplemental motor area		4.29	−3, −3, 57	0.37
Middle frontal gyrus	87	5.02	−27, −9, 57	0.44
Middle frontal gyrus		3.54	−24, 6, 60	0.31
Posterior cingulate cortex	187	4.95	−15, −57, 12	0.43
Anterior cerebellar lobe		4.65	6, −48, −6	0.40
Anterior cerebellar lobe		4.31	−3, −48, −3	0.37
Striatum	38	4.79	6, 21, 0	0.42
Cuneus	113	4.56	9, −93, 15	0.40
Cuneus		4.13	9, −90, 24	0.36
Cuneus		3.98	−6, −99, 6	0.35
Rolandic operculum	63	3.91	57, −12, 27	0.34
Rolandic operculum		3.69	54, −6, 18	0.32
Appetizing food > glasses of water
Lingual gyrus	6993	Inf*	−3, −87, −12	>0.9
Lingual gyrus		Inf*	15, −90, −12	>0.9
Lingual gyrus		Inf*	9, −84, −12	>0.0
Mid insula	37	Inf*	−36, −6, 9	>0.9
Inferior frontal gyrus	165	Inf*	−51, 9, 27	>0.9
Inferior frontal gyrus		6.01	−51, 6, 39	0.52
Medial orbitofrontal cortex	35	7.52	−30, 36, −18	0.65
Inferior frontal gyrus	62	6.30	57, 9, 30	0.55
Inferior frontal gyrus		4.52	51, 6, 42	0.39
Supplemental motor area	144	5.40	0, 6, 57	0.47
Mid cingulate cortex		4.60	0, 15, 39	0.4-
Ventrolateral prefrontal cortex	50	4.80	−45, 39, 9	0.42
Inferior frontal gyrus		4.11	−51, 33, 15	0.36
Middle frontal gyrus		3.70	−51, 27, 24	0.32

^*Z-value > 12.00. For all contrasts, activated regions, z-values and coordinates within the MNI coordinate system are displayed. Number of continuous voxels (k) are shown for peak coordinates. Peaks within the regions were considered significant at k > 34, P<0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons across the entire brain.