Table 3.

Clusters from Successful Stop versus Go fMRI contrast and negative correlation with SSRT

Brain region	Hemisphere	Voxels	Maximum Z-statistic	x	y	z
Successful stop versus Go fMRI
Anterior insula	R	1536	5.66	36	20	−10
Inferior frontal gyrus, pars opercularis			4.05	48	10	16
Precentral gyrus			4.32	46	4	42
Anterior insula^{^a}	L	699	5.24	−32	18	−6
Supplementary motor area/pre-supplementary motor area/rostral anterior cingulate^{^a}	R	585	4.71	4	14	48
Middle frontal gyrus/frontal pole	R	188	4.09	32	50	22
	L	221	3.53	−34	46	22
Superior temporal gyrus/supramarginal gyrus	R	3084	5.49	64	−34	8
	L	2364	5.32	−62	−42	16
Occipital pole	L	792	4.20	−16	−100	0
	R	188	4.09	32	50	22
Negative correlation of SSRT and Successful Stop versus Go fMRI
Superior frontal gyrus^{^a}	R	1433	3.27	4	58	32
Frontal pole			2.92	18	62	16
Rostral anterior cingulate^{^a}			2.20	2	40	6
Inferior frontal gyrus, pars orbitalis^{^a}	L	1061	3.33	−40	46	6
Anterior orbital gyrus			3.28	−20	54	−12
Putamen	R	809	3.42	20	14	−2
Caudate			3.15	12	10	10
Thalamus			3.06	10	−4	8
Angular/supramarginal gyri	L	649	3.14	−50	−60	40
Lateral occipital gyrus			2.93	−50	−72	18
Cerebellum	R/L	2257	3.68	8	−84	−30

Z-statistics and x, y, and z MNI coordinates (mm) are from the location of peak voxel within each cluster (or local maxima within clusters, indicated by indented regions). Z-statistic maps were whole-brain cluster-corrected at Z > 1.96, p < 0.05. No regions showed significant clusters for positive correlation with SSRT.
↵^aRegions showing overlap with whole-brain correlation of caudate BP_ND and Successful Stop versus Go fMRI (Figure 3, Table 4).