Table 4.

Post-hoc regions of interest selection.

Label	Neurosynth term	x	y	z	Pick cluster	Cluster extent threshold	z-score threshold	ROI from	ROI radius (mm)	# Studies	# Coordinates
Left superior parietal lobule	Superior parietal	−21.0	−60.3	58.4	Y	NA	8	Lit+	8	622	24,152
Left supramarginal gyrus	Supramarginal gyrus	−57.3	−38.5	32.4	Y	NA	4	Lit+	8	296	11,421
Left angular gyrus	Angular gyrus	−48.3	−64.6	33.1	Y	NA	6	Lit+	8	310	10,782
Left middle temporal gyrus	Comprehension	−56.4	−41.2	2.7	Y	NA	8	Lit−	8	424	15,365
Right middle temporal gyrus	Comprehension	54.3	−29.4	−1.5	Y	NA	8	Lit−	8	424	15,365
Frontal control network (FCN)	Control	NA	NA	NA	N	10	0	Emo−	NA	3796	137,024
Fronto-parietal attention network (FPAN)	Attention	NA	NA	NA	N	10	0	Emo−	NA	1831	65,346

Post-hoc regions of interest (ROIs) built from association test maps in Neurosynth, based on results from the whole-brain analysis with the smaller cluster-extent threshold. “Pick Cluster” indicates if a single cluster was picked to generate centre-of-mass coordinates for each spherical ROI. “ROI from” shows whether a similar region presented positive or negative correlations with emotion or literariness parametric modulation in the whole-brain analysis. Percent signal changes of an isolated 2 s event was calculated in each ROI from the single-subject level general linear model with the appropriate emotion or literariness event predictor. “# Studies” and “# Coordinates” show the number of studies and coordinates parsed by Neurosynth at the time of retrieval.