Gender differences in detectors' right amygdala activation, in response to both Male and Female Fear.

We show statistical differences (p-values) between amygdala activation for male and female detectors in response to Male Fear (left side) and Female Fear (right side). Each column of the table represents a data-point (the first 8 data-points, denoted by Male Fear 1–8, respectively by Female Fear 1–8, represent the stimulus block; the next 8 data-points, denoted by R1-R8, represent the following Rest block). The top four rows summarize the differences in the left amygdala (LA), the bottom four rows describe the differences found in the right amygdala. For each case, the first row shows the p-values for averages take over 4 data-point half-blocks (4 segments ⇒ 4 p-values); the second row – the p-values for averages take over entire 8 data-point blocks (2 blocks ⇒ 2 p-values); the tird row – the p-value for average of the entire 16 data-point time series.