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. 2022 May 13;16:807599. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2022.807599

TABLE 7.

Results of the group-level gPPI analysis with the ROI in the right IFG for the interaction between the level of observed provocation and the anonymity of the opponent during the “Feedback” phase (uncorrected p < 0.001 at the voxel level, FWE-corrected at the cluster level p < 0.05, and k = 15).

Cluster
Peak
Peak MNI coordinates
Brain area p(FWE-corr.) k p(unc.) F Z x y z
R cerebellum <0.001 457 <0.001 57.83 6.72 9 –37 –22
L cerebellum 0.019 80 <0.001 48.98 6.26 –30 –58 –34
R angular g. 0.001 150 <0.001 48.16 6.22 42 –61 29
R middle frontal g. 0.054 59 <0.001 45.84 6.08 30 32 44
L precentral g. <0.001 195 <0.001 38.10 5.60 –36 –16 50
R insula <0.001 363 <0.001 37.96 5.59 36 8 2
R SMA 0.010 95 <0.001 36.68 5.51 12 8 47
L fusiform g. 0.041 64 <0.001 26.57 4.74 –30 –49 –16
L superior temporal g. <0.001 232 <0.001 26.46 4.73 -51 2 –13
R precuneus <0.001 190 <0.001 25.84 4.68 12 –58 53
R precentral g. 0.020 79 <0.001 24.47 4.55 39 –4 50
L SMA 0.002 127 <0.001 20.80 4.21 0 –10 56

During the perception of the provocation from the anonymous opponent, functional interactions between the IFG and the listed areas were increased in the condition of high (versus low provocation). This interaction was inversed compared to observing provocation from the known opponent. We did not observe any significant results for other directions of comparison.

k, cluster size in voxels; FWE, familywise error correction; ROI, region of interest; L/R, left/right hemisphere; g., gyrus; SMA, supplementary motor area.