Table 1. Correlation coefficient, r, between Q and static FC strength at the individual level.

Subject	HbO		HbR
	r	p	r	p
1	−0.91	<10−10	−0.64	<10−10
2	−0.76	<10−10	−0.03	<10−10
3	−0.77	<10−10	−0.05	0.02
4	−0.85	<10−10	−0.47	<10−10
5	−0.59	<10−10	−0.47	<10−10
6	−0.79	<10−10	−0.49	<10−10
7	−0.87	<10−10	−0.63	<10−10
8	−0.72	<10−10	−0.20	<10−9
9	−0.78	<10−10	−0.57	<10−10
10	−0.85	<10−10	−0.31	<10−10
11	−0.81	<10−10	−0.55	<10−10
12	−0.66	<10−10	−0.07	0.02
13	−0.81	<10−10	−0.75	<10−10
14	−0.72	<10−10	−0.35	<10−10
15	−0.70	<10−10	−0.22	<10−10
16	−0.51	<10−10	−0.22	<10−10
17	−0.20	<10−10	−0.01	0.77
18	−0.74	<10−10	−0.20	<10−10
mean	−0.72		−0.35
std	0.16		0.23

(Note: Individual values of Q and static FC strength for each subject are not listed here but used to quantify r and p, where p represents the statistical parameter used to compare with the significance level of a statistical hypothesis test.)