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. 2022 Mar 4;12:3570. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-06519-7

Table 1.

Within subjects: time series correlation (ME tasks and M1 ROIs).

fMRI PEAK ME LEFT
M1 LEFT M1 RIGHT
fMRI CHANLOCS fNIRS Δ[HbO] fNIRS Δ[HbR] fMRI CHANLOCS fNIRS Δ[HbO] fNIRS Δ[HbR]
(mean ± SEM) (0.93±0.21) (0.88±0.08) (-1.10±0.11) (1.77±0.14) (1.26±0.14) (-1.39±0.09)
t-test t(15)=4.40p<.001d=1.1095%CI[0.48,1.38] t(15)=11.44p<.001d=2.8695%CI[0.71,1.04] t(15)=-9.82p<.001d=-2.4595%CI[-1.34,-0.86] t(15)=12.83p<.001d=3.2195%CI[1.48,2.06] t(15)=8.72p<.001d=2.1895%CI[0.95,1.57] t(15)=-14.68p<.001d=-3.6795%CI[-1.59,-1.19]
fNIRSΔ[HbO]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbR]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbO]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbR]LABELED
(mean ± SEM) (0.62±0.13) (-1.10±0.12) (1.08±0.17) (-1.39±0.10)
t-test t(15)=4.65p<.001d=1.1695%CI[0.34,0.91] t(15)=-9.46p<.001d=-2.3695%CI[-1.35,-0.85] t(15)=6.31p<.001d=1.5895%CI[0.72,1.45] t(17)=-14.34p<.001d=-3.5995%CI[-1.60,-1.18]
fMRI PEAK ME RIGHT
M1 LEFT M1 RIGHT
fMRI CHANLOCS fNIRS Δ[HbO] fNIRS Δ[HbR] fMRI CHANLOCS fNIRS Δ[HbO] fNIRS Δ[HbR]
(mean ± SEM) (1.76±0.12) (1.20±0.09) (-1.35±0.11) (1.23±0.17) (0.65±0.17) (-0.89±0.12)
t-test t(15)=14.54p<.001d=3.6395%CI[1.50,2.02] t(15)=13.70p<.001d=3.4295%CI[1.01,1.39] t(15)=-12.18p<.001d=-3.0595%CI[-1.59,-1.11] t(15)=7.07p<.001d=1.7795%CI[0.86,1.61] t(15)=3.82p<.01d=0.9595%CI[0.29,1.01] t(15)=-7.19p<.001d=-1.8095%CI[-1.16,-0.63]
fNIRSΔ[HbO]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbR]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbO]LABELED fNIRSΔ[HbR]LABELED
(mean ± SEM) (0.98±0.14) (-1.33±0.10) (0.57±0.17) (-0.65±0.17)
t-test t(15)=6.93p<.001d=1.7395%CI[0.68,1.28] t(15)=-12.79p<.001d=-3.2095%CI[-1.55,-1.10] t(15)=3.27p<.01d=0.8295%CI[0.20,0.93] t(15)=-3.96p<.01d=-0.9995%CI[-1.01,-0.30]

Table contains the results of all one sample t-tests of the Fisher’s z-transformed Spearman correlation coefficients from the correlation between the individual fMRI PEAK grand average time series data with the grand average time series data of all other data types. (mean ± SEM) represents the averaged z-transformed Spearman correlation coefficients and its standard error of the mean. P-values are corrected for multiple comparisons.