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. 2019 Feb 4;9:66. doi: 10.1038/s41398-019-0380-2

Table 2.

Associations between functional connectivity and dimensional traits in the current cohort

Dimensional trait scale Global connectivity across all channels Global connectivity across selected channels
HR-ASD infants N=12 ADI-R Social and r= 0.20, r = 0.39,
communicationa p = 0.526 p = 0.211
ADI-R r = 0.52, r=0.60b,c
RRBd p = 0.086 p=0.037
ADOS-2 r= –0.09, r = –0.01,
Social affecte p = 0.776 p = 0.983
ADOS-2 r = –0.06, r = 0.08,
RRBf p = 0.847 p = 0.797
All HR infants N=79 ADI-R Social and r = 0.12g, r = 0.03,
communication p = 0.300 p = 0.788
ADI-R r = 0.06g, r = –0.02,
RRB p = 0.584 p = 0.890
ADOS-2 r = –0.07, r = –0.05,
Social affect p = 0.523 p = 0.664
ADOS-2 r = 0.13, r = 0.13,
RRB p = 0.254 p = 0.259

Spearman’s rho values are represented by r. P-values are 2-tailed. The correlations are given for functional connectivity calculated across all channels and across the selected channels. Correlations reaching significance in the current, as well as previous cohort printed in bold

aAutism Diagnostic Interview–Revised, sum of the Social Algorithm Total and Communication Algorithm Total at 36 months

bCorrelations expected to reach significance based on the previous study

cCorrelation reaching significance at 0.05 significance level (uncorrected for multiple comparisons)

dAutism Diagnostic Interview–Revised, Behaviours/ Repetitive Interests Algorithm Total 36 months

eAutism Diagnostic Observation Schedule–2, Social Affect Total 36 months

fAutism Diagnostic Observation Schedule–2, Restricted and Repetitive Behaviours Total 36 months

gCorrelations expected to show a trend based on the previous study