Table 1.
Behavioral Task Performance.
Figure 1.
Whole-brain pattern of task-induced deactivations corresponding to the estimated ‘rest minus task’ contrasts.
Figure 2.
Whole-brain pattern of task-induced deactivations corresponding to the estimated ‘low demand minus high demand’ masked contrasts.
Table 2.
Task-Induced Deactivations Associated with Emotional Face Matching Task Performance.
Table 3.
Task-Induced Deactivations Associated with Self-Paced Stroop Task Performance.
Figure 3.
Region-of-interest analysis of the corresponding magnitude of deactivations from rest observed across both tasks.
r–s, rest minus shape matching; r–f, rest minus face matching; r–c, rest minus congruent trials; r–i, rest minus incongruent trials. NS = no significant main effect of condition. Y-axis values corresponding to estimated SPM contrast β values (mean ± SEM). Regional activity co-ordinates are provided in Talairach & Tournoux Atlas space (x, y, z mm).
Figure 4.
The region of right posterior-to-mid insular cortex deactivation that discriminated low from high performing subjects on the Stroop task.
Figure 5.
Resting-state functional connectivity of the default mode network.
Black circles highlight the approximate anatomical placement of the posterior cingulate cortex ‘seed’ regions of interest that were defined for this analysis.