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. 2020 Jul 1;214:116765. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2020.116765

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Fig. 6 — Mean cortical thickness of para-hippocampus related to patterns of thought in the laboratory is also associated with thoughts in daily life. Left panel (white background): Locations of the two left para-hippocampal regions of interest found to be associated with Detailed and On-Task thoughts in (Ho et al., 2019) (Top). Word clouds highlighting the thought content loadings in laboratory (Bottom). Right panel (grey background): Scatterplot showing that mean cortical thickness across both regions in para-hippocampus is associated with detailed thoughts in daily life, with the word cloud representing loadings of the relevant thought content (Top). Scatterplot showing greater mean cortical thickness at anterior compared to posterior region in the para-hippocampus is associated with off-task thoughts in daily life, with the word cloud representing loadings of the relevant thought content (Bottom). Note: For all word clouds, font size represents the strength of the relationship and colour indicates the direction of the relationship (warm colours = positive and cooler colours = negative).