Table III.

Significantly activated regions in MCST minus MCST‐F contrasts in set‐shifting task

Areas	Normal			PDon
	x, y, z	t‐stats	Cluster size	x, y, z	t‐stats	Cluster size
Medial PFC_L	−8, 32, 48	3.63a	103
RO_L	−46, 4, 8	3.94a	153
SMA_R	10, −4, 56	3.95a	136
MCC_L				−14, 0, 36	2.87	32
PCN_R				26, −48, 0	3.05	30
STP_L	−54, 14, −14	3.89a	30
STG_R	34, −20, −20	4.62a, b	513	48, −6, −8	3.87	58
MTG_L	−56, −22, −8	3.85a	133	−58, −12, −10	3.11	125
MTG_R	62, −42, −6	4.29a	290
FUG_L	−36, −22, −20	3.56a	42
AMG_L	−18, 0, −22	4.95a, b	39
EC_L	−18, −66, 2	3.82a	72	−22, −40, −2	3.58	227
Caudate_R	6, 18, −6	4.02a	452
Thalamus_L	−14, −22, −2	3.2	48	−2, −22, 24	3.53	106

The PDoff group had significant activations only in the right DLPFC (x = 48, y = 12, z = 46, t‐stats = 3.69, cluster size = 43).

Abbreviations as in Table I and II. FUG, fusiform gyrus; AMG, amygdala; RO, rolandic operculum; EC, extrastriate cortex. Locations identified by anatomical automatic labeling with cluster approach. Peak threshold levels at P < 0.005 (uncorrected). Number denotes t‐statistics. Cluster size = number of activated voxels.

^aActivations that reach P < 0.05 with FDR corrections.

^bActivations that reach P < 0.05 with FWE corrections.