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. 2020 Sep 8;28:102414. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2020.102414

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Fig. 2 — Grand averaged N1 to targets at O2. Topographies depict peak N1 amplitude across the N1 window (140–200 msec) in control subjects. (A) SZRel had greater peak amplitude compared to HC (FDR corrected p = .035) and SZ (FDR corrected p = .015. (B) BPRel had greater peak amplitude compared to BP (FDR corrected p = .014) but not HC (FDR corrected p = .119). (C) N1 amplitudes across groups and conditions at O2 (error bars ± SEM). (D and E) N1 amplitude to targets at O2 was positively associated with the number of false alarms (r(48) = 0.33, FDR corrected p = .04; D) and dˊ in block 1 (r(48) = -0.30, FDR corrected p = .04) and block 2 (r(48) = -0.29, FDR corrected p = .05; E) in SZ. * indicates p < .05 | ** indicates p < .01.