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. 2021 Mar 2;10:e63591. doi: 10.7554/eLife.63591

Table 2. Task-specific effective connectivity modulation.

Source subregion Target subregion Modulation strength p-value
Attention
L-ant → R-post −1.93 0.0017
L-post → R-ant 3.01 0.0033
R-post → R-ant −1.50 0.0007
Semantics
L-ant → L-post 1.08 0.0012
L-ant → R-ant 0.97 <0.0001
L-ant → R-post 1.27 0.0026
L-post → R-ant 1.26 <0.0001
R-ant → L-ant −1.49 0.0031
R-ant → L-post −2.45 0.0001
R-ant → R-post −3.24 <0.0001
R-post → R-ant −0.22 <0.0001
Social cognition
L-ant → R-ant 0.30 0.0078
L-post → L-ant 1.23 <0.0001
L-post → R-ant −0.57 0.0013
R-post → L-ant 1.76 <0.0001
R-post → L-post 1.43 <0.0001
R-post → R-ant 2.13 <0.0001

Note: Significant modulatory parameters (‘B-matrix’, α ≤0.01) of connectivity between subregions. Based on a random effects permutation test for the null hypothesis ‘no parameter difference between tasks’. The strength is given as posterior expectation from the optimum Bayesian parameter average model.