Table 1.

Regions‐of‐interest defining each network

	x	y	z	# voxels
DA
R intraparietal sulcus	25	−56	47	2353
L intraparietal sulcus	−25	−55	47	2280
R middle temporal visual area	38	−67	−12	525
L middle temporal visual area	−40	−74	−6	244
R frontal eye field	27	−6	58	466
L frontal eye field	−25	−7	58	447
DM
Posterior cingulate cortex	0	−53	20	1953
Medial frontal gyrus	1	50	16	1786
R angular gyrus	−46	−64	23	379
L angular gyrus	52	−58	22	241
R middle temporal gyrus	58	−1	−24	130
L middle temporal gyrus	−55	−5	−25	176
SAL
R inferior frontal gyrus/insula	42	22	−6	1140
Anterior cingulate cortex	2	30	28	647
L inferior frontal gyrus/insula	−39	17	−7	646
R lentiform nucleus	16	7	1	35
R middle temporal gyrus	53	−22	−11	32
L lentiform nucleus	−13	6	0	22
CON
R middle/inferior frontal gyrus	42	25	25	1385
R inferior parietal lobule	46	−49	43	519
L middle/inferior frontal gyrus	−42	32	16	402
Medial frontal gyrus	2	26	39	116
L middle/superior frontal gyrus	−27	10	48	53
R anterior insula	32	23	−5	46
V
R calcarine sulcus	16	−67	5	96
L calcarine sulcus	−8	−72	4	100
R cuneus	18	−96	12	100
L cuneus	−5	−96	12	106
R middle occipital gyrus	37	−85	13	106
L middle occipital gyrus	−23	−89	12	96
SM
R precentral gyrus	42	−13	53	106
L precentral gyrus	−41	−4	54	96
R postcentral gyrus	49	−27	53	106
L postcentral gyrus	−45	−26	54	106
Supplementary motor area	6	−5	54	106

DA, dorsal attention network; DM, default‐mode network; SAL, salience network; CON, executive control network; V, primary visual network; SM, sensorimotor network.