Table 3.

Significant clusters resulting from whole-brain change in activation analyses

k	F (df = 1,22)	x	y	z	BA	Region
Change in activation during the immediate reaction period
Avoidant attachment × condition
No clusters
Avoidant attachment
330	31.5	−47	−57	−14	37	Middle/Inferior temporal and fusiform gyri
218	28.62	−27	−37	46	40	Inferior parietal lobule
191	29.56	−25	15	58	6	Superior/middle frontal gyri
176	36.51	29	−17	−14	36	Parahippocampal gyrus
150	24.47	−29	−77	28	19	Cuneus
143	24.87	−29	−5	62	6	Middle frontal/precentral gyri
140	45.48	−23	−3	−12	-	Amygdala
131	23.72	−19	−31	−16	36, 35	Parahippocampal gyrus
115	23.32	−27	−63	52	7	Superior parietal lobule
97	30.6	−59	−23	−14	21	Middle temporal gyrus
95	21.4	−23	−13	10	-	Striatum, insula
86	34.47	31	−3	−16	71	Amygdala
81	28.85	−47	−23	36	2	Postcentral gyrus
79	21.81	11	−67	−10	-	Cerebellum
67	23.18	59	−29	24	40	Inferior parietal lobule
Change in activation during the ensuing recovery period
Avoidant attachment × condition
No clusters
Avoidant attachment
66	20.81	57	−17	−14	21	Inferior temporal gyrus
66	31.00	−23	21	58	6	Middle frontal gyrus

BA = Brodmann area.

Note: Regions were identified by the Talairach–Tournoux atlas.