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. 2019 Apr 12;14(5):471–479. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsz026

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Fig. 4 — Results for conjunction between social warmth (messages from close others strangers) and physical warmth (warm neutral). In the placebo group (panel A), the only regions to show overlapping activity between social and physical warmth were the caudate, extending into the right VS, and left and right MI. In the naltrexone group (panel B), however, the only overlapping activity was in the left superior temporal gyrus. L = left, R = right, VS = ventral striatum, MI = middle insula, STG = superior temporal gyrus.

Inline graphic — Results for conjunction between social warmth (messages from close others strangers) and physical warmth (warm neutral). In the placebo group (panel A), the only regions to show overlapping activity between social and physical warmth were the caudate, extending into the right VS, and left and right MI. In the naltrexone group (panel B), however, the only overlapping activity was in the left superior temporal gyrus. L = left, R = right, VS = ventral striatum, MI = middle insula, STG = superior temporal gyrus.