Table 2.

fMRI activation clusters

Contrast	Region	LH Coords/Size/Peak p-Value	RH Coords/Size/Peak p-Value
TD > PBTS
	Fusiform gyrus	−30, −54, −10/51/p = .014	30, −36, −22/206/p < .001
TD Only	Fusiform gyrus	−40, −56, −18/170/p < .001	48, −48, −22/296/p < .001
	Amygdala	−22, −8, −10/78/p = .008	22, −6, −12/131/p = .001
	STS	58, −40, 9/222/p = .005	N.S.
	IFG	N.S.	46, 16, 30/966/p < .001
PBTS only	Fusiform gyrus	−42, −50, −22/57/p = .004	42, −48, −22/65/p = .008
	Amygdala	−18, −6, −18/95/p = .002	20, −12, −16/114/p = .001
	STS	−48, −56, 18/25/p =.026	52, −40, −4/644/p < .001

Note. Results included statistical maps representing the contrast of Faces > Houses. All reported cluster were significant at a family error-corrected threshold of p < .05 and cluster sizes > 10 voxels. Sizes represent number of 2 mm voxels in the cluster. Where clusters were nonsignificant in one hemisphere (but significant in the other), N.S. is listed in the table. STS: superior temporal sulcus. IFG: inferior frontal gyrus