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. 2014 Apr 29;41(1):133–143. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbu051

Table 2.

Between-Group Connectivity Results

BPW vs HCS BPP vs HCS BPP vs BPW SCZ vs HCS SCZ vs BPW SCZ vs BPP
Mean P value < .001*** < .01** < .001*** .07 < .001*** .18
Mean t value 3.93 3.09 5.54 1.85 5.42 1.36
Mean effect size (Cohen’s d) 0.80 −0.69 1.37 0.33 1.03 −0.30

Note: BPP, Bipolar patients with psychosis history; BPW, Bipolar patients without psychosis history; SCZ, schizophrenia patients; HCS, healthy control subjects. All statistics were calculated across all voxels for the identified cluster that survived the 1-way ANOVA F-test presented in figure 1. All Cohen’s d effect sizes were calculated across subjects, using standard procedures. 36 Cohen’s d was obtained by extracting the average Fisher’s r-to-Z connectivity value for each subject across the entire identified cluster as in figure 1. This was done to characterize the magnitude of between-group effects across voxels surviving the whole brain correction and to provide a guide regarding sample sizes needed for future replications. Significant between-group effect at P < .05*, P < .01**, P < .001***.