Table 1:

Description of functional connectivity differences between the resting-state and task-performing groups before and after regression of their native QPPs. When comparing significant functional connectivity differences between the original functional scans and after the QPPs had been regressed, the first column shows the percent distribution of the different directions the functional connectivity changes occurred in, the second column shows the mean magnitude shift in strength of Pearson correlation for each of the directions, and the third column shows the total number of ROI connections with a significant change in functional connectivity between groups. The total number of significant changes in functional connectivity decreased by 40% after regression of native QPPs.

	FC changes		Original functional scans			After regression of native QPPs
Resting-state vs. Task-performing	Increases	− → +	44%	⬆ 0.24	9,133	34%	⬆ 0.17	5,138
		+ → +	27%	⬆0.19		28%	⬆ 0.17
		− → −	29%	⬆ 0.17		38%	⬆ 0.14
	Decreases	+ → −	33%	⬇ 0.23	8,023	31%	⬇ 0.17	5,121
		− → −	42%	⬇ 0.20		41%	⬇ 0.15
		+ → +	25%	⬇ 0.18		28%	⬇ 0.16