Results of the ECM constrasts high Eκ vs. low Eκ.

In the left column, percentages in brackets following anatomical structures refer to anatomical probabilities according to the SPM Anatomy Toolbox [102]. The next columns provide MNI-coordinates, cluster sizes, and z-values of maxima indicated by the analysis in which one single ECM per participant (calculated for the entire fMRI session) entered the second-level analysis. Results were corrected for multiple comparisons (pz-values in the respective structures when ECMs were computed separately for each emotion condition (joy, fear, and neutral, see Methods). Abbreviations: aFMC: anterior fronto-median cortex; g.: gyrus; l: left; parahipp.: parahippocampal; post.: posterior; r: right; ACC: anterior cingulate cortex; ECM: Eigenvector Centrality Mapping; IFG: inferior frontal gyrus; LGB: lateral geniculate body of the thalamus; MTG: middle temporal gyrus; Rol.operc.: Rolandic operculum; STG: superior temporal gyrus; SUB: subiculum of the hippocampal formation; Th-visual: visual thalamic nuclei; V1: primary visual cortex; WM: white matter.1The cluster with the peak voxel in the r parahipp. g. had another local maximum in the SUB.2The cluster with the peak voxel in the r ACC had another local maximum in the aFMC.3The cluster with the peak voxel in the l STG had another local maximum in the Rol. operc.4The cluster with the peak voxel in V1 had another local maximum in the cerebellum.5The cluster with the peak voxel in the WM had another local maximum in the l LGB.6The cluster with the peak voxel in the r striatum had another local maximum in the r LGB.