Table 1.

Results of conjunction analysis

Clusters	Size	t value	x	y	z	Area
Right cerebellar cluster	1630	10.41	14	− 46	− 22	Lobule V (Hem)
		9.38	24	− 46	− 28	Lobule VI (Hem)
		9.21	4	− 62	− 26	Lobule VI (Verm)
		6.61	6	− 68	− 38	Lobule VIIIa (Verm)
		4.66	22	− 58	− 50	Lobule VIIIb (Hem)
Left M1 cluster	754	8.11	− 34	− 26	60	Area 4a
		5.43	− 32	− 24	72	Precentral gyrus
		5.07	− 20	− 26	78	Postcentral gyrus
Left thalamic cluster	200	6.45	− 16	− 22	4	Thalamus
Left medial frontal cluster	227	5.61	− 6	− 20	50	CMA

Uncorrected height threshold, p < 0.001; extent threshold, p < 0.05, FWE-corrected in the entire brain. Size = number of active voxels. For anatomical identification of peaks, we only considered cytoarchitectonic areas available in the Anatomy toolbox that had > 30% probabilities. The cytoarchitectonic area with the highest probability was reported for each peak. When no cytoarchitectonic area with a > 30% probability was available to determine a peak, we provided the anatomical location of the peak. In each cluster, we reported peaks that were more than 8 mm apart in the descending T-value order. To facilitate visualization, we avoided reporting a peak for each cluster when it was identified in the cytoarchitectonic area or anatomical structure already reported for a peak with a higher t value

Hem hemisphere, Verm vermis, CMA cingulate motor area