Table 5.

Significant activations modelled by the parametric valence 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	61	−31	12	143.99	39	−5.06
Inferior Occipital Gyrus	L	−40	−72	−3	97.64	28	−3.86
Supramarginal Gyrus	R	56	−50	18	231.97	60	−4.89
Superior Temporal Gyrus	R	51	−17	−1	171.07	45	−4.71
Middle Temporal Gyrus	R	56	−29	−1	23.96	7	−3.75
Insula	R	45	−39	16	78.85	20	−5.38
Inferior Frontal Gyrus	R	52	23	11	17.01	5	−3.65
Cingulate Gyrus	L	−7	27	42	62.20	17	−5.04
Medial Frontal Gyrus	L	−12	31	43	23.75	7	−3.90
Parahippocampal Gyrus	L	−24	−7	−29	17.66	5	−3.92
Middle Temporal Gyrus	L	−36	−59	19	188.99	55	−4.11
Middle Frontal Gyrus	L	−35	2	38	74.92	19	−5.76
Insula	L	−47	−36	24	127.53	34	−5.55
Insula	L	−42	−24	22	49.15	14	−3.95
Fusiform Gyrus	L	−41	−70	−11	16.76	5	−3.41
Middle Frontal Gyrus	L	−48	22	28	42.13	12	−3.93
Superior Temporal Gyrus	L	−45	−53	12	211.75	53	−6.57
Postcentral Gyrus	L	−55	−25	20	223.18	60	−4.95

Note. Significant activation clusters as identified by valence contrast weights (p < 0.05, CBP corrected). Negative t-values represent pattern with increased activity to angry compared to happy faces. The coordinates refer to the peak voxel in each cluster.