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. 2018 Jun 28;28(9):3356–3371. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhy144

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Figure 5. — Association between the PD relative to pulse amplitude fluctuations (PD_pulse; 0.01−0.09 Hz) and personality and emotion PCs. (a) The scatter plot of average PD_pulse across 4 runs across 7 RSNs for each subject and the corresponding personality PC score. Subjects are color coded from blue to red for low to high PD_pulse. (b) Subjects’ PD_pulse for each run plotted against personality PC score. Subjects are color coded based on their relative PD_pulse rank in part (a). (c) Average PD_pulse across 4 runs for subjects and their corresponding emotion PC score. (d) Subjects’ PD_pulse for each run plotted against emotion PC score.