. 2021 May 15;49:100963. doi: 10.1016/j.dcn.2021.100963

Table 2.

Significant clusters resulting from whole brain analyses.

k	F_{1, 43}	x	Y	z	BA	Region
ACTIVATION: ANTICIPATION
*Reward Condition*
152	37.2	17	−83	−7	17,18,19	Lingual Gyrus, Cuneus
132	38.6	−17	−89	−7	17,18,19	Lingual Gyrus, Cuneus
*Early Life Stress x Reward Condition
43	27.5	−35	20	−22	38,21,28	Temporal Pole
ACTIVATION: FEEDBACK
*Early Life Stress*
56	28.7	59	−35	−16	21,20	Middle/Inferior Temporal Gyrus
49	24.1	−29	17	54	6,8	Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
32	21.8	26	−71	−34	–	Pyramis, Uvula
*Concurrent Stressful Life Events*
96	20.8	38	−44	33	40,39	Superior Temporal Gyrus, Precuneus, Inferior Parietal Lobule
*Reward Condition*
2095	81	−23	−92	−7	18,19	Stratum, Occipital, Parietal, Fusiform, Angular, Parahippocampal Gyrus
81	19.8	5	17	6	–	Bilateral Caudate, Striatum
*Early Life Stress x Reward Condition*
33	24.3	−53	−14	27	6,4,3	Pre/postcentral Gyrus
32	31.5	65	−11	−22	21,20	Inferior/ Middle Temporal Gyrus
*Concurrent Stressful Life Events x Reward Condition*
65	21.1	59	−11	30	4,3,6,1,43,2	Pre/ Postcentral Gyrus
39	16	−38	−8	33	6,4,3	Pre/ Postcentral Gyrus
*Performance*
137	22.3	−8	−53	18	31, 30, 23, 18, 19, 29, 18	Posterior Cingulate, Precuneus, Cuneus
137	31	8	5	51	32, 6, 24, 32, 8	Medial Prefrontal Cortex
123	21	32	−53	42	40, 7, 39, 19	Supramarginal Gyrus, Inferior Parietal Lobule
104	40.4	−32	−23	48	3,4,2,6,40	Post/ Precentral Gyrus
89	32.3	−5	−11	57	6, 31,24	Dorsomedial Prefrontal Cortex
87	24.6	41	−8	42	6,4,3	Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex
62	21.5	8	−53	−13	–	Bilateral Cerebellar Lingual
57	22.6	14	−5	9	–	Thalamus
53	17.8	8	−56	15	30,29,18,23,19	Posterior Cingulate
38	21.4	47	−29	18	41,40,13,42	Insula
38	14	−26	−77	27	7,31	Precuneus
36	15	38	23	27	9	Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex
35	19.1	−8	14	39	32,24	Medial Prefrontal Cortex
*Concurrent Stressful Life Events x Performance*
30	17.3	−29	−14	7	–	Amygdala
*Condition x Performance*
38	17.6	32	−62	−1	19,18	Fusiform Gyrus
31	17.8	32	47	−1	10	Ventral Prefrontal Cortex
29	17.7	14	−59	−13	–	Declive, Culmen
*Early Life Stress x Condition x Performance
171	43.8	−41	−77	−10	18,19,37,17,20	Fusiform Gyrus
58	22.3	14	68	3	10	Ventral Prefrontal Cortex
39	33.2	−2	−65	−7	–	Bilateral Culmen
31	23.4	−26	−38	−37	–	Cerebellar Tonsil
29	24.6	−29	−62	−25	–	Culmen, Pyramis
29	33.6	−26	2	63	6	Dorsal Prefrontal Cortex
LEFT AMYGDALA CONNECTIVITY: FEEDBACK
*Performance*
28	15.7	35	−65	39	19,7,39	Precuneus
*Early Life Stress x Reward Condition x Performance*
48^	18.3	−23	−2	60	6	Dorsal Frontal Cortex
RIGHT AMYGDALA CONNECTIVITY: FEEDBACK
*Concurrent Stressful Life Events*
57	18	26	−44	−34	–	Cerebellar Tonsil
41	16.9	−53	20	−13	9	Ventrolateral Prefrontal Cortex
*Early Life Stress x Reward Condition x Performance
100	17.1	−2	−29	57	6,5,3,4	Medial Frontal Gyrus
34^	14.9	−26	26	30	9	Lateral Prefrontal Cortex
LEFT VENTRAL STRIATUM CONNECTIVITY: FEEDBACK
*Performance*
48	18.1	−11	17	51	6,8	Dorsal Medial Prefrontal Cortex
34	21.7	8	−26	45	31,5,24,6,7	Cingulate Gyrus
RIGHT VENTRAL STRIATUM CONNECTIVITY: FEEDBACK
*Concurrent Stressful Life Events*
53	20.1	−38	29	24	10,46,9	Lateral Prefrontal Cortex
41	17.4	−11	−17	−1	–	Thalamus
35	21.2	14	65	−1	10	Striatum
34	15.7	−20	5	9	–	Lentiform Nucleus
*Early Life Stress x Performance
45	19.9	56	−32	−4	21	Temporal Parietal Junction

Note: Contrasts that did not yield significant clusters are not listed in this table. Clusters emerged from whole-brain analyses. * indicates a contrast of interest. Bolded clusters indicate clusters highlighted in figures. “^” indicates clusters that did not survive correction for depression.