Table 4.

Increase of brain activation (post > pre) related to untrained stimuli

Comparison	Region Peak of Activation (Brodmann Area)	Side	MNI coordinates			Cluster Size	Z	Cluster p-value1
			x	y	z
A)
	IFG (6)	L	−40	0	46	4145	7.12	<0.0001
		R	56	24	16	427	5.69	<0.0001
	Precuneus (7)	L	−8	−70	38	949	5.37	<0.0001
	Fusiform gyrus (37/20)	R	46	−50	−26	517	7.50	<0.0001
		L	−42	−2	−34	474	5.41	<0.0001
		R	34	−20	−30	155	4.70	0.0024
	Cerebellum	L	−46	−74	−34	446	5.27	<0.0001
		R	16	−70	−34	149	5.08	0.0031
MST Group	MFG (46/9)	R	34	18	44	250	4.69	<0.0001
	ACC (24/32)	R	8	42	−6	248	5.42	<0.0001
	Temporal pole (20)	R	44	16	−46	199	6.73	0.0004
	Occipital pole (18/19)	R	28	−94	−20	182	4.72	0.0008
		L	−14	−90	−16	162	4.11	0.0018
	Medial SFG (6)	R/L	0	4	60	179	5.62	0.0009
	Inferior parietal lobule (7)	L	−32	−70	44	167	4.71	0.0015
	Amygdala	R	14	−2	−16	127	4.92	0.0079
	Medial orbital gyrus (11)	R	22	34	−22	123	4.66	0.0094
		L	−18	38	−24	90	4.35	0.042
	Precentral sulcus (44/6)	L	−32	−10	64	115	5.34	0.013
		R	44	−4	38	89	5.15	0.044
	Anterior and lateral orbital (47)	R	38	46	−8	110	4.23	0.016
B)
	IFG (44/45)	R	44	30	16	325	5.01	<0.0001
	Occipital lobe (18/19)	R	32	−94	4	235	5.02	0.0003
EP group	Angular gyrus (39)	L	−38	−64	38	173	4.18	0.0026
	MFG (9)	L	−34	18	46	117	4.76	0.021
	IFG / insula (45)	L	−32	26	14	111	5.25	0.027
	Orbial gyrus (11)	R	2	44	−24	103	5.27	0.037

Note.

¹Values corrected for multiple comparisons.

ACC: anterior cingulate cortex, IFG: inferior frontal gyrus, MFG: middle frontal gyrus; SFG: superior frontal gyrus.