Table 6.

Parameters of models assessing the relationship between the belief that ‘parents should teach their children how to pray’ and ‘religion should be an important part of one’s life’ and individual network properties. Across properties, effect sizes (Cohen’s d) were calculated with strength of belief = 1 (not at all) as the reference, with adjustments for unequal sample sizes. A range of effect sizes across properties, and 95% confidence intervals (CI) are provided.

Network	Model parameter	Efficiency	Global clustering	Median Conn (in)	Median Conn (out)	Robustness	Topological stability
Belief: Parents should teach their children how to pray
Right hemisphere
Temporoparietal	Beta	–	− 0.039	–	–	− 0.037	− 0.036
	p-value	–	0.049	–	–	0.049	0.049
	Effect size (Cohen’s d)	0.178–0.263 (95% CI 0.135–0.337)
Belief: Religion should be an important part of one’s life
Left hemisphere
Dorsal attention	Beta	–	–	–	–	− 0.038	− 0.037
	p-value	–	–	–	–	0.031	0.031
	Effect size (Cohen’s d)	0.207–0.246 (95% CI 0.130–0.323)