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. 2009 Dec 24;4(4):387–398. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsp029

Table 4.

Adolescents vs adults for each condition vs fixation

Talairach coordinates for peak values Region BA Volume (mm3) t-value for peak activation
Incidental vs fixation
    Adolescents > adults 41, 14, 29 Right middle frontal gyrus BA 9 783 2.57
2, 65, 5 Right medial frontal gyrus BA10 2781 3.75
50, −64, 29 Right middle TG BA 39 378 3.15
−58, −40, −7 Left middle TG BA 21 945 2.91
29, −79, −13 Right fusiform gyrus BA 19 621 4.09
20, −34, −1 Right parahippocampal gyrus BA 27 621 2.68
−19, −37, −1 Left parahippocampal gyrus BA 30 864 4.00
22, −6, −12 Right amygdala* 135 2.82
−2, 13, 29 Right mid-CG BA 23 729 3.85
2, −46, 26 Right posterior CG BA 31 1080 3.81
−7, −55, 11 Left posterior CG BA 30 1053 3.17
−1, −64, 23 Left precuneus BA 31 810 3.47
    Adults > adolescents 53, 11, 23 Right inferior frontal gyrus BA 45 621 4.06
Directed vs fixation
    Adolescents > adults 32, −79, −13 Right fusiform gyrus BA 19 486 5.12
    Adults > Adolescents −52, −64, −1 Left middle TG BA 37 810 3.28
17, −1, 26 Right dorsal ACC BA 24 378 3.00
−6, 5, 44 Left dorsal ACC BA 24 270 2.45
11, 38, 5 Right pregenual ACC BA 32 297 2.74
−40, −34, −1 Left caudate 297 2.66

Talairach coordinates and t-values for peak activation in significant clusters (P < 0.025 with contiguity threshold; minimum volume threshold = 270 mm3) representing greater activation in one group relative to the other for each condition vs fixation. *Significant cluster at P < 0.05.