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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2015 Nov;124(4):817–833. doi: 10.1037/abn0000094

Table 4.

Summary of Clusters Showing Effects in Whole-Brain Regressions

Cluster X Y Z Voxels BA Mean r-to-z t Effect Concurrent Follow-Up
Main Effects of GPS ↑ GPS
 Left Putamen −16 9 3 41 - 0.043 3.338**  ↓/weaker connectivity - -
 Left Post-Central Gyrus −50 −15 48 47 3 −0.011 −0.891  ↑/weaker connectivity Ext, Reg Reg
Main Effect of Life Events ↑ LE
 Left Anterior Cingulate −20 42 3 23 32 −0.101 −7.346***  ↑/weaker connectivity Anx, Ext Anx
GPS x LE Interactions ↑ LE with high GPS, ↓LE with low GPS
 Right Parahippocampal Gyrus 28 −48 0 129 19 0.053 4.756***  ↓/weaker connectivity Reg -
 Left Caudate Tail −34 −33 0 22 - 0.093 7.683***  ↓/weaker connectivity - -
 Left Middle Frontal Gyrus −40 27 39 66 8 −0.139 −11.563***  ↑/weaker connectivity - -
 Left Inferior Frontal Gyrus −50 6 33 22 9 −0.045 −3.048**  ↑/weaker connectivity Dep, Anx -

Clusters showing significant effects of genetic profile scores (GPS), life events (LE), or their interaction in the whole brain regressions are listed here. Their peak Talairach co-ordinates (X,Y,Z) for each cluster, voxel extent, and Brodmann area (BA) are presented. The mean r-to-z connectivity values for each cluster with the left amygdala and associated one sample t-statistic testing a null hypothesis of mean zero connectivity are also presented. The direction of effects are summarized along with relationships with concurrent and follow-up scores (Dep=depressive, Anx=anxiety, Ext=externalizing disorder symptoms, Reg=ERC emotion regulation scores) ↑/↓ = higher or lower values of a variable.

*

p<0.05,

**

p<0.01,

***

p<0.001