Memory script effects within dissociative identity state.

Overview of brain areas with statistically significant cerebral blood flow changes when comparing DID patients to high or low DID simulating controls (CH and CL respectively) for the trauma-related memory script effects within dissociative identity state. DID = dissociative identity disorder patient group. CH = high fantasy prone DID simulating control group. CL = low fantasy prone DID simulating control group. I = A priori brain areas based on Reinders et al. (2006) [40]. II = Brain areas found only in the DID within group analysis. III = Brain areas found in the DID within group analysis, in the DID versus CH between group analysis and in the DID versus CL between group analysis. IIIa = Brain areas found in the DID within group analysis and in the DID versus CH between group analysis. IIIb = Brain areas found in the DID within group analysis and in the DID versus CL between group analysis. IV = Brain areas not found in the DID within group analysis but appear in the between group analysis DID versus CH or DID versus CL. 1 = first peak voxel in the cluster of the specified size. 2 = second peak voxel in the cluster of the specified size. 3 = third peak voxel in the cluster of the specified size. ** = whole brain multiple comparison correction (p<0.05) using false discovery rate statistics [85]. * = region of interest multiple comparison correction (p<0.05) using false discovery rate statistics [85]. u = Callosomarginal sulcus (SCM) ( = Cingulate sulcus). v = Supramarginal gyrus (Rostral I. Parietal Lobule). (x, y, z) = MNI coordinates in mm. L/R = Left/Right. kE = clustersize in voxels (one voxel is 2×2×2 mm). NISn = neutral identity state exposed to the neutral memory script. NISt = neutral identity state exposed to the trauma-related memory script. TISn = trauma-related identity state exposed to the neutral memory script. TISt = trauma-related identity state exposed to the trauma-related memory script. BA = Brodmann area. I. = inferior; M. = middle; S. = superior.