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. 2024 Aug 9;49(4):E252–E262. doi: 10.1503/jpn.240031

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Second-level effect (A) on connections modulated by perplexity and (B) of group on connections modulated by the interaction between the covariates in brain areas of interest (1 = angular gyrus [AG] to AG, 2 = AG to anterior temporal lobe [ATL], 3 = AG to inferior frontal gyrus [IFG], 4 = AG to posterior middle temporal gyrus [pMTG], 5 = ATL to AG, 6 = ATL to ATL, 7 = ATL to IFG, 8 = ATL to pMTG, 9 = IFG to AG, 10 = IGF to ATL, 11 = IFG to IFG, 12 = IFG to pMTG, 13 = pMTG to AG, 14 = pMTG to ATL, 15 = pMTG to IFG, 16 = pMTG to pMTG). Black lines correspond to the 90% credible interval (CrI). All the posterior probabilities (colour bars) shown are higher than 95%. Brain images show the posterior probabilities of the inhibitory and excitatory brain connectivity of the group, perplexity values, and their interaction. See Related Content tab for accessible version.