Table 2.

Distribution of voxels that were informative for discrimination (familiar vs. unfamiliar). These voxels were obtained using data from the AV‐fami‐cong‐unfami run (P < 0.05, corrected)

Brain region	Side	MNI coordinates			Weight	mm3
		X	Y	Z
Cuneus	L	−6	−63	27	0.071	594
	R	6	−87	15	0.070	432
Supplementary motor area	L	−3	0	57	0.071	432
	R	15	9	60	0.056	594
Precentral gyrus	R	42	−9	60	0.078	432
Superior frontal gyrus	L	−15	60	18	0.072	756
	R	15	27	60	0.047	972
Middle frontal gyrus	R	33	12	60	0.062	405
Inferior frontal gyrus, triangular part	R	45	30	12	0.105	459
Inferior frontal gyrus, orbital part	R	54	42	−6	0.083	540
Fusiform gyrus	L	−27	−33	−15	0.060	459
Angular gyrus	L	−45	−54	30	0.052	432
	R	33	−51	39	0.077	594
Superior frontal gyrus, medial	L	−9	54	30	0.091	1539
	R	6	60	6	0.081	621
Superior temporal gyrus	L	−42	−18	−3	0.081	1404
	R	60	−12	6	0.086	2538
Middle temporal gyrus	L	−54	−6	−21	0.075	1377
	R	51	−33	0	0.090	432
Lingual gyrus	L	−9	−57	3	0.117	837
	R	6	−69	0	0.096	1107
Superior frontal gyrus, medial orbital	L	0	45	−12	0.086	513
	R	9	69	−15	0.088	405
Insula	R	42	−6	6	0.056	486
Anterior cingulate gyrus	L	−6	54	0	0.061	459
Median cingulate gyrus	L	−6	−42	42	0.075	513
Posterior cingulate gyrus	L	−3	−39	24	0.091	432
Calcarine fissure and surrounding cortex	L	−6	−60	9	0.152	1458
	R	6	−57	12	0.137	945
Superior occipital gyrus	R	27	−81	39	0.105	891
Middle occipital gyrus	L	−36	−84	3	0.059	405
Precuneus	L	−6	−57	12	0.122	1890
	R	12	−51	42	0.098	1053
Inferior temporal gyrus	L	−54	−63	−6	0.051	432