Table 2.

Neural correlates of empathic accuracy from emotion labeling task. Smaller volume in bilateral inferior frontal, bilateral caudate, bilateral thalamus and left insula regions was associated with worse empathic accuracy from the emotion labeling task when controlling for diagnosis, age, sex, handedness, disease severity, cognitive functioning, scanner type and total intracranial volume. Results are shown at P < 0.005, uncorrected and cluster size >150mm³

Anatomical region	Cluster volume mm3	x	y	z	Maximum T-score
Left inferior frontal triangularis gyrus	6669	−46	36	15	4.32
Left inferior frontal orbitofrontal cortex	a
Right inferior frontal triangularis gyrus	4836	51	30	−9	3.69
Right inferior frontal orbitofrontal cortex	a
Right caudate	1370	12	12	12	3.04
Left middle frontal gyrus	1357	−33	38	34	4.38
Left caudate	1313	−14	8	12	3.22
Left middle temporal gyrus	1171	−64	−27	3	4.00
Right thalamus	1144	8	−16	9	3.84
Left middle frontal gyrus	702	−26	9	54	3.51
Left posterior insula	604	−42	−10	4	3.02
Left superior frontal gyrus	476	−24	52	24	3.35
Right gyrus rectus	392	8	39	−30	3.17
Left thalamus	378	−6	−16	8	3.39
Left supplementary motor area	290	−6	24	57	4.00
Left inferior frontal triangularis gyrus	263	−48	21	26	3.35
Left precentral gyrus	243	−45	9	40	3.13
Right frontal pole	233	28	57	12	3.01
Right frontal pole	189	14	58	30	2.97
Right superior frontal gyrus	169	26	3	60	3.32

Results considered significant at P < 0.005.

^aSignifies that these regions were included in the cluster above.