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. 2018 May;16(4):460–474. doi: 10.2174/1570159X15666171109124839

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Fig. (4) — Associations of MDDS with traits and states. Red color indicates positive associations between MDDS and altered cognitive states; blue color indicates negative associations. Left row: Associations between MDDS and the personality types novelty seeking, harm avoidance, and persistence [adapted from Takeuchi et al. [6]]. The color bar indicates the t scores for the respective associations. Middle row: Association between MDDS and fatigue [adapted from Nakagawa et al. [44]]. The color bar indicates the t scores for the respective associations. Right row: Association between MDDS and motivational state [adapted from Takeuchi et al. [39]]. The color bar indicates the value of threshold-free cluster enhancement [114], which reflects the strength and extent of the effects at each voxel. (The color version of the figure is available in the electronic copy of the article).