Table III.

Areas showing an increase and decrease in neural response associated with correct recognition across the three delay conditions

Size	Side	Cerebral region	Tal(x)	Tal(y)	Tal(z)	Brodmann's area
Positive
21	R	Cerebellum‐vermis	11	−44	−29	*
32	R	Brain stem/hippocampal gyrus	4	−19	−24	*/35
25	L	Cerebellum‐vermis	−7	−48	−18	*
8	L	Hippocampal gyrus	−25	−30	−18	36
31	L	Lingual gyrus	−11	−74	−7	18
7	R	Lingual gyrus	18	−81	4	18
24	L	Cuneus	−11	−85	9	17
10	R	Posterior cingulate gyrus	18	−67	15	31
6	R	Middle occipital gyrus	14	−78	20	18
12	R	Anterior cingulate gyrus	11	37	26	32
9	L	Anterior cingulate gyrus	−11	19	37	32
12	L	Postcentral gyrus	−25	−30	42	1
5	L	Superior frontal gyrus	−4	22	48	8
8	L	Precuneus	−18	−44	53	7
7	L	Precentral gyrus	−14	−30	53	4
Negative
10	R	Cerebellum	36	−59	−29	*
14	L	Cerebellum	−32	−70	−18	*
12	L	Fusiform gyrus	−43	−67	−13	19
6	R	Fusiform gyrus	43	−56	−13	37
17	R	Inferior occipital gyrus	36	−74	−13	19
24	L	Lingual gyrus	−32	−56	−7	19
40	R	Middle occipital gyrus	47	−59	−7	19
12	L	Middle occipital gyrus	−32	−74	4	19
31	R	Thalamus dorsal medial nucleus	7	−22	9	*
29	R	Insula	25	−4	15	*
18	R	Inferior parietal lobule	32	−41	31	40
17	R	Precuneus	25	−63	42	19

L, left; R, right.

All clusters reported at voxel P = 0.05 and cluster P = 0.0025, giving less than one false positive cluster. Only the cluster with the largest number of voxels within each region is reported, and is limited to clusters with more than five voxels. Talairach coordinates refer to the voxel with the maximum sum of squares ratio, a measure of neural response, in each cluster. Only in phase results are reported.

Asterisk indicates that no Brodmann's area number correspond to that region.