Table 1.
Anatomical location | Peak x, y, z (mm) | Cluster size | t(15) | V(stimulus) (at stimulus) | Reward (at outcome) | −V(stimulus) (at outcome) |
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Left nucleus accumbens | −15, 6, −15 | 4 | 8.02 | p < 0.0001** | p = 0.0011** | p < 0.0001** |
Right tail of caudate | 21, −12, 24 | 4 | 8.34 | p = 0.0436* | p = 0.3884 | p = 0.0476* |
Right tail of caudate | 24, −36, 3 | 3 | 10.73 | p = 0.0185* | p = 0.8693 | p = 0.8979 |
Tail of caudate combined | 7 | p = 0.0098** | p = 0.6123 | p = 0.2320 | ||
Left orbitofrontal cortex | −15, 36, −18 | 6 | 10.13 | p = 0.0231* | p = 0.0350 | p = 0.3969 |
Left cerebellum | −29, −78, −36 | 4 | 8.04 | p = 0.1728 | p = 0.0401* | p = 0.0198* |
Anatomical locations were determined through inspection with respect to the average anatomical image of all 16 subjects. “Tail of caudate combined” is a combined cluster including the two disjoint clusters in the right tail of the caudate.
*p < 0.05;
** significant after Bonferroni correction for 18 comparisons (post hoc analyses).