. 2019 Jul 18;142(9):2873–2887. doi: 10.1093/brain/awz204

Table 2.

Functional neuroanatomical associations of viewing dynamic facial emotions

Group	Region	Side	Cluster (voxels)	Peak (mm)			P_FWE
Group	Region	Side	Cluster (voxels)	x	y	z	P_FWE
Early visual processing: effect of condition^a
All	Primary visual cortex	Right	279	15	−94	14	<0.001
		Left	–	−12	91	2	–
Facial emotion processing: effect of condition^b
All	Area MT/V5	Right	345	51	−70	2	<0.001
	Superior temporal sulcus / middle temporal gyrus	Right	–	57	−34	2	–
	Angular gyrus	Right	–	63	−58	14	–
	Fusiform gyrus	Right	71	42	−46	−16	0.001*
		Left	62	−42	−52	−19	0.021*
	Area MT/V5	Left	87	45	−58	11	0.010*
Facial emotion processing: positive > negative emotions^c
All	Cuneus	Left	254	−3	−88	23	0.001
	Cuneus	Right	–	6	−82	38	–
Facial emotion processing: negative > positive emotions^d
All	Inferior occipital gyrus	Right	157	24	−88	2	0.019
	Lingual gyrus	Right	–	15	−91	−4	–
	Fusiform gyrus	Right	–	21	−82	−7	–
	Area MT/V5	Right	25	48	−64	2	0.045*
	Fusiform gyrus	Left	32	−27	−88	−10	0.031*
Facial emotion processing: effect of group^e
All	Area MT/V5	Right	145	54	−67	−4	0.001
	Middle temporal gyrus	Right	–	60	−55	11	–
	Fusiform gyrus	Right	32	42	−46	−16	0.020*

The table presents functional MRI correlates for the individual specified contrasts across the combined participant cohort (all groups). Voxel coordinates of local maxima within significant clusters are in standard MNI stereotactic space. P-values represent cluster-level FWE-corrected values over the whole brain, except *peak level FWE-corrected within pre-specified regions of interest.

Key contrasts were formed as follows.

^aT contrast facial emotion > fixation cross; ^bT contrast facial emotion > mosaic; ^cT contrast positive emotion > negative emotion; ^dT contrast negative emotion > positive emotion; ^eF contrast facial emotion > mosaic.