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. 2016 May 17;43(1):160–170. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbw061

Table 3.

Group Comparisons in Regions With a Significant Group Effect

Brain Region Between-Group Effect Patient-Control Sibling-Control Patient-Sibling
(χ2, df = 2, P) (B, P) (B, P) (B, P)
Retrolenticular part of internal capsule, right 11.8, .003† −0.01, .001* −0.01, .008* −0.003, .49
Posterior corona radiata, right 10.5, .005† −0.01, .001* −0.009, .03 −0.004, .29
Posterior thalamic radiation, right 9.0, .01 −0.01, .003 −0.004, .27 −0.007, .05
Posterior thalamic radiation, left 14.2, .0008† 0.004, .31 −0.009, .01* 0.01, .0003*
Cingulum, right 19.6, .0001† −0.01, .01* −0.02, 9.7×10−6* 0.01, .05
Superior longitudinal fasciculus, right 9.4, .009 −0.01, .002 −0.004, 0.15 −0.005, .08

Note: The χ2 and the P-values represent the significant results of the between-group factor analyses per region in multilevel modeling († P Simes < .005). B and P-values of the individual group comparisons are shown (*P Simes < .02). Analyses are controlled for age, sex, handedness, level of education, and scan interval.