Neurosynth: 22584225

Familiarity modulates the functional relationship between theory of mind and autobiographical memory.

Authors:	Rabin JS, Rosenbaum RS
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2012
PMID:	22584225

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-37.3990344811861	-87.1882264793708	13.6425209796529
1	40.4982887209897	-86.082995483934	21.1709485798656
1	-6.77643852295951	-79.9192615334261	43.7777595909349
1	-28.7889135810225	-78.649193121692	12.6509583584454
1	26.6907486014719	-74.9276094942849	-42.4497887274734
1	53.3023876162604	-74.1052995322451	10.8031170516919
1	48.8534499727896	-70.6971232616359	1.57707703318672
1	43.7771614577515	-67.6043709404493	-56.9123116316858
1	-41.3972931848927	-67.2783862756124	43.1166745456598
1	57.8687568345714	-63.5043741241932	32.0878878656215

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Associated analyses

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tom	0.725
v5-topics-100_71_reasoning_mind_mental	0.312
v4-topics-100_56_events_memory_autobiographical	0.309
v5-topics-50_8_mpfc_social_medial	0.296
v5-topics-50_41_imagery_mental_events	0.286
v5-topics-200_145_mind_mental_social	0.247
v4-topics-50_12_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.234
v4-topics-50_17_social_participants_empathy	0.223
v5-topics-100_41_memory_retrieval_episodic	0.221
v5-topics-200_30_events_future_personal	0.207

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