Table 2.

Anatomical and functional labeling of rotated components (RCs). (A) Cortical thickness regions with top-ranked rotated RC loadings. (b) RC correspondence to Schaefer’s functional network based on the top-ranked correlation between each RC and regional gray matter densities

	(A) Anatomical Regions	(B) Functional Network
RC1	Inferior frontal (Opercular, Triangular, Orbital), Dorsal insula, Middle frontal, Frontal pole, Lateral Orbital	Control, Ventral Attention
RC2	Temporal pole, parahippocampal, ventral insula, superior temporal	Limbic
RC3	Middle temporal, parieto-occipital, anterior occipital, calcarine, Inferior temporal	Dorsal Attenttion, Default
RC4	Superior parietal, Superior frontal, Precentral Postcentral, Precuneous	Somatomotor, Dorsal Attention
RC5	Central sulcus, paracentral, precentral, cuneous, superior temporal, occipital-temporal	Somatomotor, Visual
RC6	Posterior cingulate, middle cingulate,	Default, Dorsal Attention
RC7	Temporal (inferior, superior, middle)	Default
RC8	Medial orbitofrontal, ventromedial prefrontal (subcallosal)	Control, Default
RC9	Occipital (middle, superior), cuneous	Visual