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. 2015 Sep 2;35(35):12232–12240. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1717-15.2015

Table 2.

Correlational analysisa

Sham ERN
tDCS-induced Δ ERN
R p R p
Illness duration 0.093 0.714 0.256 0.304
SAPS −0.031 0.902 0.035 0.892
    Hallucinations −0.296 0.233 −0.175 0.488
    Bizarre behavior −0.018 0.944 −0.274 0.271
    Delusions 0.157 0.535 −0.804 0.00005*
    Positive formal TD −0.043 0.864 0.078 0.757
SANS −0.740 0.0004* −0.174 0.490
    Affective flattening −0.657 0.003* −0.150 0.552
    Alogia −0.424 0.080 0.074 0.770
    Avolition apathy −0.137 0.589 −0.128 0.612
    Anhedonia asociality −0.495 0.037* −0.330 0.182
    Attention −0.277 0.265 0.077 0.762
BPRS −0.288 0.246 −0.214 0.393

aThe two-tailed Pearson correlation results show the brain-symptom relationships between individual patient ERN learning rates, and clinical symptom scores and illness duration. Learning rate parameters were taken from logarithmic model fits based on ERN amplitude dynamics during learning in the sham, baseline condition (left columns), and the change in ERN amplitude dynamics during learning from sham to anodal conditions (right columns). TD, thought disorder.

*Significant.