Table 1.

Peak regions identified in the voxel-wise analysis of construction phase > control task activity

Region	x	y	z	Cluster size	Peak t
Construction phase > control task
Posterior parietal-occipito-temporal-cerebellar cortex	2	−65	−1	2806	10.02
Bilateral posterior cingulate/ventral medial parietal cortex	−1	−54	15	456	10.02
Right occipital/fusiform cortex	34	−81	−4	311	7.09
Left visual cortex	−24	−87	−7	264	6.95
Left parahippocampal cortex	−24	−40	−17	56	6.55
Right parahippocampal cortex	28	−38	−17	38	6.91
Right cerebellum (crus 1)	8	−79	−21	24	5.49
Left anterior hippocampus	−20	−17	−18	19	5.91
Left posterior fusiform	−40	−69	−18	17	5.04
Left middle frontal gyrus/superior frontal sulcus	−24	24	51	240	6.31
Bilateral medial prefrontal cortex	−1	56	−13	199	7.30
Left angular gyrus	−43	−72	34	173	6.93
Left anterior frontal cortex	−17	63	10	109	6.65
Right cerebellum (lobule IX)	8	−52	−39	78	6.08
Right middle temporal gyrus	59	−6	−19	78	6.07
Left middle temporal gyrus	−56	−3	−16	60	6.15
Left inferior frontal sulcus	−43	19	27	59	5.19
Left supplementary motor area	−1	18	48	44	5.03
Right angular gyrus	43	−69	33	38	5.33
Right anterior hippocampus	24	−18	−21	26	5.72
Brainstem	−1	−28	−17	24	5.62
Left inferior frontal gyrus (pars orbitalis)	−36	38	−12	24	5.46
Left superior occipital gyrus/cuneus	−14	−95	33	15	4.18
Control task > construction phase
Right anterior intraparietal sulcus	43	−43	45	52	−5.07
Left supramarginal gyrus	−59	−40	42	30	−5.51
Right inferior frontal gyrus (pars triangularis)	50	42	2	15	−5.39

Coordinates refer to centers of mass in MNI space. Primary clusters were identified at t > 3.55; discrete peaks identified in the posterior parietal-occipito-temporal-cerebellar cluster were separated at a t > 4.55.