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. 2012 Oct 6;39(6):1343–1351. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbs117

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Default-mode network-resting-state network (DMN-RSN) connectivity after psilocybin vs after placebo. (A) anteriorly loaded DMN (aDMN)-left frontoparietal network connectivity, (B) aDMN-right frontoparietal connectivity, (C) aDMN-dorsal attention network connectivity, (D) aDMN-salience network connectivity, (E) aDMN-visual network connectivity, (F) aDMN-auditory network connectivity, (G) aDMN-motor network connectivity, (H) aDMN-cerebellar network connectivity, (I) aDMN-precuneus network connectivity, (J) aDMN-posterior DMN connectivity. Images show the aDMN in orange and the relevant RSN in blue with the adjacent chart displaying the regression coefficient or “functional connectivity (FC) strength” after placebo (gray) and psilocybin (blue). The betas on the y-axis refer to regression coefficients. Contrasts B, C, D and F were all statistically significant when corrected for multiple comparisons (corrected α = 0.005).