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. 2015 Mar 30;231(3):298–307. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2015.01.013

Table 2.

Partial correlations (p) between OFC grey matter volume or OFC asymmetry and residual symptom change and IGT performance after covarying for whole brain volume and/or age.

CBTp+SC group
Healthy participant group
Baseline ROI variable Total Left Right Asymmetry Total Left Right Asymmetry
PANSS Total 0.439 (0.03) 0.302 (0.10) 0.518 (0.01) 0.537 (0.01)
PANSS Positive 0.530 (0.01) 0.496 (0.01) 0.553 (0.01) 0.308 (0.09)
PANSS Negative 0.306 (0.10) 0.146 (0.28) 0.379 (0.05) 0.542 (0.01)
PANSS General psychopathology 0.347 (0.07) 0.209 (0.20) 0.440 (0.03) 0.482 (0.02)
Pre-therapy IGT overall learninga 0.177 (0.23) 0.126 (0.30) 0.253 (0.15) 0.280 (0.12) 0.074 (0.38) −0.008 (0.49) 0.161 (0.26) 0.417 (0.04)
Pre-therapy IGT attention to rewarda 0.439 (0.03) 0.472 (0.02) −0.351 (0.07) −0.061 (0.40) −0.050 (0.42) −0.085 (0.37) −0.010 (0.48) 0.160 (0.26)
Pre-therapy IGT memory for past relative to recent outcomesa −0.087 (0.36) −0.121 (0.31) −0.075 (0.38) 0.051 (0.41) 0.215 (0.20)b 0.216 (0.19)b 0.286 (0.12)b −0.034 (0.44)b
Pre-therapy IGT choice consistencya −0.100 (0.34) −0.090 (0.36) −0.077 (0.38) −0.023 (0.46) 0.501 (0.02) 0.466 (0.03) 0.519 (0.01) 0.035 (0.44)

Partial correlations were performed between OFC GMV and PANSS total and subscale scores and IGT performance while covarying for whole brain volume and age; partial correlations were performed between OFC rightward asymmetry and PANSS total and subscale scores and IGT performance while covarying for age.

a

Correlations based on 21 CBTp+SC patients and 21 healthy participants.

b

Spearman partial correlation was performed for IGT memory for past relative to recent outcomes because data transformation could not normalize data.