Table 3.

Significant activations modelled by the parametric arousal effect irrespective of visual and auditory modalities.

Region of activation	Hemisphere	x	y	z	Cluster mass	Cluster size (n voxels)	t(max)
Superior Temporal Gyrus	R	58	−50	18	1066.93	301	5.26
Superior Temporal Gyrus	R	48	−18	6	247.70	66	5.85
Middle Temporal Gyrus	R	53	−66	7	35.87	11	3.63
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	R	43	15	21	47.03	15	3.59
Inferior Temporal Gyrus	R	37	−60	−3	21.32	7	3.27
Middle Occipital Gyrus	R	24	−86	15	220.16	6	3.73
Superior Frontal Gyrus	R	22	27	44	24.63	69	3.31
Medial Frontal Gyrus	R	11	34	37	15.43	9	3.27
Cuneus	L	−1	−78	18	20.86	8	3.08
Cingulate Gyrus	L	−3	−9	38	31.61	5	3.65
Posterior Cingulate Gyrus	L	−6	−54	23	102.48	7	3.81
Cuneus	L	−4	−98	10	15.84	10	3.43
Middle Frontal Gyrus	L	−25	22	36	118.73	32	4.58
Insula	L	−31	−29	22	81.24	11	3.90
Middle Occipital Gyrus	L	−29	−76	10	21.93	5	3.56
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	L	−33	9	28	90.87	36	4.00
Middle Temporal Gyrus	L	−34	−65	19	15.25	5	3.13
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	L	−55	39	7	27.83	7	3.54
Postcentral Gyrus	L	−50	−25	22	19.13	25	3.38
Transverse Temporal Gyrus	L	−56	−22	10	31.62	7	3.43

Note. Significant activation clusters as identified by arousal contrast weights (p < 0.05, CBP corrected).