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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2018 Dec;86(12):1031–1045. doi: 10.1037/ccp0000309

Table 2.

Analysis of regional response to transient negative images as predictors of residual CAPS-vigilance scores

A priori anatomical ROIs ABM (n=41) Sham (n=21)

Region Brod-mann’s areas Location of centroid voxel x y z Cluster extent (voxels) r/R2 (unbiased) p r/R2 (unbiased) p
L amygdala L amygdala −23 −3 −24 79 r=−.34; R2=.116 .032 r=.07; R2=.005 .78
R amygdala R amygdala 26 −1 −22 77 r=−.48; R2=.230 .001 r=.13; R2=.017 .59
L BNST L BNST −8 0 0 10 r=−.42; R2=.176 .007 r=−.11; R2=.012 .63
R BNST R BNST 9 1 2 17 r=−.33; R2=.109 .036 r=−.06; R2=.004 .79
dACC 32, 24 R anterior cingulate 3 16 31 522 r=−.53; R2=.281 <.001 r=−.03; R2=.001 .92
pgACC 32, 24 R anterior cingulate 2 34 4 377 r=−.42; R2=.176 .006 r=.06; R2=.004 .80
sgACC 24, 25 L anterior cingulate 0 27 0 61 r=−.10; R2=.010 .54 r=−.09; R2=.008 .71
VMPFC 10, 11, 32 R medial frontal gyrus 2 48 −4 507 r=−.41; R2=.168 .007 r=.24; R2=.058 .30
L VLPFC 47, 11 L inferior frontal gyrus −37 27 −11 458 r=−.48; R2=.230 .002 r=.10; R2=.010 .68
VLPFC 47, 11 R inferior frontal gyrus 42 28 −11 466 r=−.49; R2=.240 .001 r=.25; R2=.063 .28
L DLPFC 9, 46 L middle frontal gyrus −33 29 39 793 r=−.38; R2=.144 .015 r=.12; R2=.014 .61
R DLPFC 9, 46 R middle frontal gyrus 32 29 39 771 r=−.37; R2=.137 .017 r=.08; R2=.006 .73
Whole-brain analysis ABM (n=41) Sham (n=21)

Region Brod-mann’s areas Location of centroid voxel x y z Cluster extent (voxels) r/R2
(post hoc)
p r/R2
(post hoc)
p
dACC/dmPFC 32, 8, 6 R medial frontal gyrus 1 12 48 113 r=−.61; R2=.372 <.001 r=.08; R2=.006 .74
L ventral postcentral gyrus/insula 43, 13, 3 L postcentral gyrus −57 −17 17 111 r=−.67; R2=.449 <.001 r=−.11; R2=.012 .63
R VLPFC 47, 13 R inferior frontal gyrus 38 13 −19 86 r=−.68; R2=.462 <.001 r=.05; R2=.003 .84
R DLPFC 6, 8 R middle frontal gyrus 45 7 51 72 r=−.64; R2=.410 <.001 r=−.06; R2=.004 .80
R middle/superior temporal cortex 21, 22 R middle temporal gyrus 54 −5 −17 58 r=−.61; R2=.372 <.001 r=.00; R2=.000 .99
L dorsal postcentral gyrus 2, 1 L postcentral gyrus −52 −30 51 50 r=−.60; R2=.360 <.001 r=.25; R2=.063 .27
R insula/IFG 44, 13 R insula 49 10 5 41 r=−.60; R2=.360 <.001 r=.06; R2=.004 .81
pgACC 32, 9 R anterior cingulate cortex 5 38 18 40 r=−.59; R2=.348 <.001 r=.07; R2=.005 .77
R thalamus R thalamus 8 −18 15 35 r=−.60; R2=.360 <.001 r=−.08; R2=.006 .72
R amygdala/hippocampus 34 R amygdala 17 4 25 33 r=−.65; R2=.423 <.001 r=−.10; R2=.010 .66
L DLPFC 6 L precentral gyrus 51 5 49 31 r=−.63; R2=.397 <.001 r=.04; R2=.002 .87
L Precentral Gyrus 6, 22 L precentral gyrus 56 0 6 29 r=−.61; R2=.372 <.001 r=.04; R2=.002 .88

Note: Coordinates for each cluster’s center-of-mass are presented in MNI space. Unrestricted whole brain analysis findings have voxel-wise error rate p < .001; map-wise error rate p < .05, except for italicized regions which have map-wise p < .10. “Post hoc” effect sizes from whole brain search are likely to be inflated (e.g., see Vul et al, 2009). Bolded text indicates p<.05 for a priori anatomical ROIs. dACC=dorsal anterior cingulate cortex; VLPFC= ventrolateral prefrontal cortex; DLPFC=dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; IFG=inferior frontal gyrus; pgACC=perigenual anterior cingulate cortex.