Table 2.

Recording channels showing significant responses

Patient	Session	Channel	Side	Stimulus category
				Aversive		Pleasant		Neutral
				p	n	p	n	p	n
66	1	5	Left	<0.001^*	29	0.245	25	0.42	24
66	1	7	Left	0.012^*	28	0.27	27	0.001^*	27
66	1	8	Left	0.016^*	29	0.078	26	<0.001^*	26
70	1	7	Left	0.012^*	29	0.68	28	0.99	28
74	1	1	Left	0.015^*	27	0.25	30	0.67	29
74	1	2	Left	0.004^*	26	0.78	26	0.34	28
77	1	1	Right	0.016^*	25	0.058	17	0.442	28
77	2	1	Right	0.015^*	16	0.32	17	0.008^*	22
77	2	5	Left	0.010^*	17	0.63	17	0.36	20
77	2	6	Left	0.007^*	16	0.35	17	0.014^*	21
77	2	7	Left	0.007^*	16	0.625	17	0.117	21
77	2	8	Left	0.015^*	16	0.435	16	<0.001^*	18

ERBP responses were initially evaluated with repeated-measures ANOVAs (see Materials and Methods). Channel numbers, side of recording (left or right amygdala), p values, and numbers of trials (n) are shown for the three emotion categories.
↵* p < 0.017 was considered significant.

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