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. 2020 Mar 7;26:102239. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2020.102239

Table 3.

Upper panel: regions showing main effects of estimated volatility-related activation during the decision phase, a subset of which display contrast-masked group differences (controls > CHR; bold text); Lower panel, in italics: additional regions showing controls > CHR differences, identified using whole-brain correction; R = right and L = left hemisphere.

Activations assoc. with μ^3(k) Brain region Cluster size (voxels) p (FWE) t-value x, y, z
Decision-phase volatility estimate controls + CHR Bilateral cuneus 512 < 0.001 4.90 8, −84, 22
R posterior superior temporal 131; 18 0.002; 0.037 4.78; 4.49 62, −18, 6; 58, −34, 10
Bilateral precuneus 181 < 0.001 4.36 −2, −54, 52
R precentral gyrus/central sulcus 105 0.009 4.28 28, −30, 60
Bilateral superior frontal 172 < 0.001 4.16 −8, 0, 58
R anterior superior temporal 181 < 0.001 4.03 58, 2, −2
Decision-phase volatility estimate controls > CHR Right visual/intracalcarine/precuneal cortex 158 0.001 4.76 4, −60, 2
L anterior medial cerebellum 104 0.009 4.75 −10, −64, −32