Estimated marginal trends indicated that greater reductions in amygdala cue-reactivity were marginally associated with a higher probability of abstinence; however, this association did not reach statistical significance (logit-scale slope = 0.80, 95%CI [-0.80 to 2.40]; the logit-scale slope reflects the estimated change on the log-odds of abstinence associated with a one-unit reduction in amygdala cue-reactivity).
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The effects of approach bias modification on smoking cue-reactivity in individuals who smoke: A randomized controlled fMRI study.
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