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. 2016 Nov 21;13:46–54. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2016.11.012

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Fig. 5 — Results of the BMS RFX analysis for extrinsic connectivity. (A) The activation in the mirror feedback condition shown as a blue overlay map. Regions of interest that were used in the DCM analysis are marked as circles (iM1, cM1, iPar, cPar). White arrows show inter-regional connections of the winning model of endogenous connectivity (DCM.A, see also Fig. 4). The results for the winning model for extrinsic connectivity are shown as curved red arrows, with the DCM.B values listed for each modulatory connection (b1, b2, b3). (B) The exceedance and expected probabilities of family- and model-based comparisons are shown. (C) The winning model (Family A, Model 3). (D) Bar plot showing the results of one-sample t-tests for each ‘B’ parameter. Only the cPar-to-iM1 modulation (b1) reached statistical significance.