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. 2014 Apr 30;34(18):6413–6421. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4427-13.2014

Table 2.

Significant activations identified by whole-brain analysis for the two-person choice task

Contrast Brain region (peak activation) MNI coordinates
Peak Z Cluster size (no. voxels)
x y z
βOP_SELF > 0 Occipital cortex (left) −27 −73 37 5.19 2 (2720a)
Supplementary motor area (right) 3 17 52 5.13 26 (2720a)
Occipital cortex (right) 15 −103 4 4.94 2 (738)
Dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (left) −6 32 37 4.82 1 (2720a)
βOP_OTHER > 0
βOP_EQUAL > 0
βOU_SELF > 0 Occipital cortex (left) −27 −103 1 5.35 20 (289)
Occipital cortex (right) 27 −103 4 5.25 34 (462)
Posterior orbitofrontal cortex (right) 24 17 −20 5.10 2 (568b)
VS (left) −12 5 −14 4.93 6 (568b)
VS (right) 9 5 −11 4.91 3 (568b)
Rostral anterior cingulate cortex (left) −3 41 7 4.89 1 (549)
Central orbitofrontal cortex (left) −36 35 −11 4.84 1 (375)
βOU_OTHER > 0
βOU_EQUAL > 0

Results are based on a second-level random-effects analysis. Activations were identified by a height threshold of p < 0.05, FWE-corrected across the whole brain. Cluster sizes in the parentheses indicate the numbers of voxels when a height threshold of p < 0.001, uncorrected, was applied.

aThese regions belonged to a single cluster.

bThese regions belonged to a single cluster.

No activation was found in the inversed contrasts.