Figure 5. Lingo factors associations with psychiatric and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Plotted are the test statistics from logistic regression models predicting self-reported diagnosis from the Lingo factor scores after accounting for age and sex (N = 845). Due to the multiple testing burden we used FDR p-value correction. ”**” indicates FDR adjusted p-values are less than 0.05. ”*” indicates nominal statistical significance, unadjusted p-vale < 0.05 but the FDR adjusted p-value > 0.05. Negative values indicate scoring high on the Lingo factor is associated with a lower likelihood of having that diagnosis. Positive values indicate scoring high on the Lingo factor is associated with a higher likelihood of having that diagnosis. Values near zero indicate no significant association.