Table 1.

Peak MNI coordinates; self-control success versus failure SCC, 150–200 ms

No. Voxels	Side	Peak MNI coordinates			t	MNI coordinate region
Self-control success > self-control failure
402	L	−32	−20	20	11.6	Insula
		−30	−26	14	11.6
		−40	−26	8	11.3
377	R	34	−16	18	11.1	Insula^*
106	R	42	20	−16	9.72	Inferior frontal gyrus^*
42	L	−40	20	−16	8.10	Inferior frontal gyrus
184	R	40	50	16	8.04	Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex^*
		38	40	34	7.93	Middle frontal gyrus
		38	46	24	7.72
187	L	−36	42	28	7.95	Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
		−42	46	16	7.93	Middle frontal gyrus
		−34	54	14	6.93
Self-control failure > self-control success
86	L	−40	−42	50	−6.55	Inferior parietal lobe
		−26	−40	48	−6.67
		−30	−38	36	−6.84
144	R	42	−40	42	−6.55	Inferior parietal lobe
		36	−40	54	−6.64	Intraparietal sulcus
		28	−34	38	−6.70
108	L	−60	−38	−14	−6.55	Middle temporal gyrus
		−64	−30	−10	−6.59	Inferior temporal gyrus
		−60	−32	−22	−6.65
171	R	44	−32	−2	−6.51	Middle temporal gyrus
		58	−34	−20	−6.54
		58	−40	−10	−6.55
105	R	32	−30	−8	−6.49	Hippocampus
		24	−18	−22	−6.50	Parahippocampal gyrus
		18	0	−12	−6.51
60	R	54	−34	8	−6.49	Superior temporal gyrus
		54	−42	10	−6.54	Temporoparietal junction
		64	−28	0	−6.85

Clusters surviving FWE-corrected threshold p < 0.01 (t ≥ 6.49) and cluster size threshold k = 5. For this and all other tables, bold type indicates a cluster-level maximum, with separate (>8 mm) maxima listed in plain type. Because of the relatively low spatial resolution of EEG reconstruction, the source regions listed here do not precisely correspond to the coordinates, but rather reflect the general location of source activity within the specified cluster.
↵*Clusters used as ROIs in causal connectivity analysis.

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