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. 2018 Nov 15;40(5):1541–1553. doi: 10.1002/hbm.24466

Table 2.

Common and specific transient activation peaks (null conjunction and contrast) for the two WM tasks, as a function of encoding and retrieval. If not otherwise stated, all regions are significant at p < .05, corrected for whole brain volume

Anatomical region No. voxels Left/right x y z BA area SPM Z‐value
Item ∩ order WM—encoding
SMA 324 B −4 2 64 6 >7.80
Inferior frontal gyrus 117 B −30 16 12 48 6.29
27 32 18 10 5.31
Middle frontal gyrus 26 L −44 22 26 46 3.69*
Precentral gyrus 82 L −54 −4 52 40 7.10
Intraparietal 21 R 44 −30 46 40 4.93
Middle temporal gyrus 26 L −62 −32 6 21 5.32
Precuneus 120 B −26 −48 8 37 5.85
132 26 −46 10 5.84
Cerebellum VI 29 R 24 −64 −24 5.63
Item ∩ order WM—retrieval
SMA 550 B −2 10 54 6 >7.80*
Middle frontal gyrus 32 B −40 32 24 45 5.01
40 42 30 28 4.05*
Inferior frontal gyrus 1,743 B −30 18 12 48 >7.80
642 32 22 8 >7.80
316 −46 2 16 6 6.42*
Inferior parietal gyrus 6,222 B −36 −24 56 40 >7.80
108 50 −22 46 6.32
Intraparietal 284 L −42 −30 44 40 >7.80*
Lingual gyrus 18 L −12 −84 0 18 4.83
Thalamus 40 L −16 −24 14 6.56
Cerebellum 1,057 R 22 −52 −24 VI >7.80
Item WM > order WM
No voxel above threshold for any contrast, encoding or retrieval
Order WM > item WM encoding
No voxel above threshold
Order WM > item WM retrieval
Superior frontal gyrus 119 B −30 8 58 8 4.06*
60 28 10 54 5.20
Intraparietal 331 R 42 −46 50 40 4.73*

WM = working memory.

*

p < .05, small volume corrections.