. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Cogn Neurosci. 2020 Nov 2;33(2):279–302. doi: 10.1162/jocn_a_01645

Table 2.

Correlations among neuropsychological and cognitive test measures in the resting-state fMRI sample.

	FCSR: Free Recall	Associate Learning	Logical Memory	Animal Naming	Trails A	Trails B	Stroop effect	Simon effect	Global switch
FCSR: Free Recall		0.75^***	0.72^***	0.22^{^}	−0.32^**	−0.16	−0.28^*	−0.06	−0.28^*
Associate Learning	0.53^***		0.63^**	0.21	−0.69^***	−0.51^*	−0.4	−0.14	−0.54^*
Logical Memory	0.48^***	0.54^***		0.11	−0.35	−0.18	−0.17	−0.28	−0.11
Animal Naming	0.41^***	0.24^**	0.37^***		−0.15	−0.17	−0.22	0.12	−0.16
Trails A	−0.25^***	−0.21^**	−0.05	−0.29^***		0.5^***	0.3^*	0.21^{^}	0.11
Trails B	−0.28^***	−0.28^***	−0.2^**	−0.3^***	0.57^***		0.31^*	0.05	0.28^*
Stroop effect	−0.26^**	−0.23^{^}	−0.24^*	−0.09	0.33^***	0.37^***		0.27^*	0.39^**
Simon effect	−0.17^**	−0.12	−0.08	−0.18^**	0.45^***	0.23^***	0.27^**		0.01
Global switch	−0.33^***	−0.24^**	−0.24^**	−0.36^***	0.35^***	0.32^***	0.19^*	0.21^***

Correlations in the resting-state sample are presented in the lower triangle. Correlations in the task-driven sample are presented in the upper triangle. Bold values reflect correlations between measures assigned to a common a priori cognitive composite.

^{^}

p < .10;

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001