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. 2021 Nov 10;11(12):e32400. doi: 10.1002/brb3.2400

TABLE 3.

Detailed fMRI data for contrast A versus P

BOLD contrast: Reactive aggressive versus social positive condition (a > p)
VIOL CON VIOL and CON
Anatomical region H t x y z t x y z t x y z
Precentral gyrus L 5.1 −57 12 5
R 4.0 48 2 37
R 3.5 40 1 26
Superior frontal gyrus L 6.7 −16 1 63 6.6 −10 −3 66 6.2 −14 1 64
L 6.0 −22 −5 63
L 4.3 −42 −4 46
R 5.2 10 9 62 5.1 10 1 68 4.5 10 7 64
R 4.7 6 18 58 5.0 18 1 64 4.1 2 0 68
R 4.7 2 3 66 4.3 8 28 50
R 3.4 12 20 51
Medial frontal gyrus L 3.9 −8 46 22
L 4.9 −24 −7 57 4.9 −24 −7 57
L 4.7 −40 40 22
R 4.3 26 −5 59
R 4.7 38 −1 50
Inferior frontal gyrus L 5.8 −51 8 14 6.1 −53 7 29 5.3 −51 9 16
L 4.7 −38 15 −14 5.4 −53 8 14 4.5 −53 9 29
L 4.6 −44 17 −1 4.6 −30 17 −14 3.8 −36 17 −11
L 4.5 −53 9 29
L 4.6 −44 35 6
R 5.5 55 19 −1 4.3 42 25 2 3.6 51 17 −3
R 4.7 53 31 −7 3.6 51 17 −3 3.5 44 25 −1
Between insula, IFG and precentral gyrus R 3.5 51 12 3
Cingulate gyrus L 6.5 −6 −17 40 6.8 −12 −25 40 5.5 −8 −21 40
L 3.8 −4 13 27 4.7 −2 −2 33 4.7 −2 −4 33
R 4.8 8 −17 41 4.6 10 −19 40 4.4 10 −17 40
Insula L 4.6 −36 20 3 4.0 −48 −36 20
Postcentral gyrus L 8.0 −55 −25 40 7.3 −65 −24 21 7.0 −53 −25 40
L 6.8 −53 −29 51 7.0 −53 −25 40
L 6.6 −61 −22 32
R 6.7 63 −26 20 7.2 65 −28 20 6.7 63 −26 20
R 4.3 34 −41 68
R 3.6 34 −32 62
Between postcentral G. and paracentral L. R 3.9 10 −39 68
Superior parietal lobule L 6.8 −24 −48 59 6.7 −24 −51 60 6.5 −24 −49 60
R 5.9 32 −46 58 10.1 30 −46 58 5.9 32 −46 58
Inferior parietal lobule L 8.4 −59 −33 31 7.3 −57 −24 25 6.9 −61 −28 27
L 6.3 −36 −42 52 7.2 −34 −42 56 6.3 −36 −42 52
L 6.8 −61 −31 31 3.8 −50 −36 22
R 4.6 32 −37 39
R 6.8 57 −29 33
Precuneus L 3.4 −24 −62 34
Fusiform gyrus L 4.7 −46 −49 −14 4.7 −46 −49 −14
R 3.8 46 −47 −14 5.6 46 −45 −13 3.8 46 −47 −14
Middle occipital gyrus L 7.8 −46 −72 5
Superior temporal gyrus L 4.2 −51 10 1
R 4.7 36 5 −17 6.2 36 −3 −17 4.6 36 3 −17
Middle temporal gyrus L 9.8 −57 −62 1 7.5 −53 −66 11 7.0 −55 −62 7
R 8.9 50 −60 3
R 4.7 46 −28 −7
Inferior temporal gyrus L 5.1 −44 −45 −15 7.3 −48 −70 2
R 7.6 48 −62 −2 8.4 46 −72 0 7.5 48 −62 −2
Parahippocampal gyrus/amygdala R 3.5 28 −7 −16
Uncus/amygdala L 4.5 −26 −5 −20
Uncus L 4.1 −26 −6 −33
Between caudate/caudate tail and PHG L 4.3 −36 −14 −9 4.2 −36 −14 −9
Brainstem/midbrain L 4.4 −2 −27 1 4.8 −6 −6 −8
L 4.2 −8 −18 −8
R 3.9 6 −18 −1
Brainstem/pons R 4.0 8 −33 −29
Lentiform nucleus/medial globus pallidus L 4.3 −12 2 2
Lentiform nucleus/lateral globus pallidus R 5.6 12 6 −2
Thalamus L 3.8 −12 −15 12
Thalamus/pulvinar L 4.0 −14 −25 3
Between thalamus and caudate head R 3.9 8 0 4 3.9 8 0 4
Cerebellum/anterior lobe/culmen L 4.3 −38 −52 −28 4.8 −30 −48 −28
R 4.3 40 −48 −26 4.7 32 −48 −26 4.2 38 −48 −26
Cerebellum/posterior lobe/declive L 4.5 −14 −71 −17 6.5 −20 −65 −20 4.4 −14 −71 −17
L 4.4 −22 −67 −22 4.0 −34 −59 −22 4.4 −22 −67 −22
R 3.8 38 −57 −21 3.8 38 −57 −21
Cerebellum/posterior lobe/tuber R 3.5 44 −56 −26
Cerebellum/posterior lobe/uvula L 3.4 −32 −61 −24

Note: Anatomical regions, peak activation t‐values and Talairach‐coordinates for contrast reactive aggressive (a) versus social positive (p) scenarios, separately for violent individuals (VIOL) and control participants (CON) and conjunction{null} analyses including contrast a > p of both groups; H = hemisphere: L = left, R = right, all statistics p < .001, uncorrected, minimum voxel cluster size = 10 voxels.