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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 20.
Published in final edited form as: Psychosom Med. 2020 Apr;82(3):261–271. doi: 10.1097/PSY.0000000000000769

TABLE 5.

Indirect Effect of BMI on Overall IGT Performance and on Change in IGT Performance From the First to the Final Block of the Task Operating Through Resting-State Seed-to-ROI Connectivity Values

B SE 95% ULCI 95% LLCI
Mediating effects on overall igt performance
 Right orbitofrontal cortex
  Left paracingulate gyrus −0.191 0.086 −0.402 −0.050
  Left ventromedial prefrontal cortex −0.178 0.090 −0.397 −0.037
  Medial posterior cingulate cortex −0.170 0.086 −0.377 −0.034
  Medial anterior cingulate cortex −0.108 0.064 −0.282 −0.017
  Right nucleus accumbens −0.232 0.092 −0.449 −0.075
 Left dorsomedial prefrontal cortex
  Right pallidum −0.178 0.099 −0.411 −0.021
Mediating effects on change in IGT performance
 Left lateral orbitofrontal cortex
  Medial anterior cingulate cortex −0.345 0.181 −0.820 −0.081
  Left thalamus −0.022 0.010 −0.045 −0.005
  Right nucleus accumbens −0.283 0.168 −0.731 −0.036
  Right ventromedial prefrontal cortex −0.442 0.185 −0.861 −0.134
 Right orbitofrontal cortex
  Left ventromedial prefrontal cortex −0.266 0.160 −0.673 −0.030
 Left medial orbitofrontal cortex
  Medial anterior cingulate cortex −0.212 0.145 −0.631 −0.021
  Right ventral striatum −0.407 0.187 −0.886 −0.130

BMI = body mass index; IGT = Iowa Gambling Task; LLCI = lower limit of confidence interval; ULCI = upper limit of confidence interval.

Confidence intervals were computed using bias-corrected bootstrapping with 5000 samples. Seeds with which ROI connectivity values were not associated with IGT performance are not included in the table.