Table 4.

Conjunction of main effects of Emotion and Loss

Cluster	x	y	z	k	BF01
vmPFC	2	26	−28	1,895	4.39
R. lateral occipital cortex	30	−92	−14	764	1.23
R. cerebellum (lateral zone)	18	−76	−46	562	3.05
R. amygdala	32	−4	−22	486	3.87
L. lateral occipital cortex	−32	−96	−14	451	1.70
L. amygdala	−26	−4	−20	241	3.51
L. posterior Cingulate cortex	−8	−54	20	212	2.21
R. lateral Orbitofrontal cortex	30	36	−20	169	3.90
Midcingulate cortex	−2	6	26	141	2.32
R. inferior temporal gyrus/fusiform gyrus	46	−50	−20	123	2.83
Cerebellum (posterior lateral fissure)	−10	−46	−48	120	1.66
L. lateral Orbitofrontal cortex	−20	28	−18	120	2.36
R. caudate/ventral Striatum	6	8	−10	113	1.53
Inferior thalamic peduncle	6	−4	2	94	1.28
L. intermediate Frontal sulcus	−52	36	4	83	1.28
L. caudate/ventral Striatum	−4	4	−8	80	1.08
L. inferior frontal gyrus	−52	6	20	69	3.94
Cerebellum (vermis)	0	−60	−32	60	4.09
L. cerebellum (lateral zone)	−30	−74	−42	53	2.44
L. cerebellum (intermediate zone)	−6	−80	−49	52	2.11
R. posterior cingulate cortex	8	−52	18	49	2.04
L. inferior precentral sulcus	−42	4	36	49	1.33
R. middle temporal gyrus	62	−2	−24	40	4.30
L. supramarginal gyrus	−34	−44	34	39	2.32

The following clusters survived the multiple-comparison correction in univariate voxel-wise conjunction analysis at the outcome phase [MNI coordinates, cluster size (k), inverse Bayes factors (BF01) values indicating the evidence in favor of null interaction effects].