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. 2021 Jun 29;15:700046. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2021.700046

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Brain mediators of the relationship between adjective valence and behavioral response. (A) The right TPJ shows a mediation effect that is driven by the covariance between a and b coefficients across individuals. (B) The left and right precentral gyri show mediation effects that are driven by consistent effects. Hot colors show a positive association between adjective valence and brain activity, and between brain activity and behavioral response. Cool colors show a negative association between adjective valence and brain activity, and between brain activity and behavioral response. RTPJ, right temporoparietal junction; LPrec and RPrec, left and right precentral gyrus.