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. 2020 Sep 1;4(3):891–909. doi: 10.1162/netn_a_00149

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Figure 4. — Scatterplot representations of statistically significant associations between dynamics of cerebro-cerebellar FC and UPPS-P measures: sensation seeking and lack of premeditation. Panels A and B represent temporal variability in FSN-cerebellum and pCun/PCC-cerebellum FC strength vs. UPPS-P lack of premeditation, respectively. Panels C, D, E, and F represent temporal variability in FSN-cerebellum, pCun/PCC-cerebellum, BGN-cerebellum, and thalamus-cerebellum FC strength vs. UPPS-P sensation seeking, respectively. All variables were adjusted for age, gender, and mean framewise displacement and presented as z-scores. β: standardized regression coefficient, p: FWE-adjusted p values.