Large-Scale Brain Network Coupling Predicts Total Sleep Deprivation Effects on Cognitive Capacity.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4517902 · PMID 26218521

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a negative trendp = 0.0065actually significant

We also found a negative trend for an association between SN-DMN coupling and WM task percent correct (PC, r = -0.5197, p = 0.0065) ( Fig 4b ); as the SN-DMN coupling increased, the participant responded more incorrectly.

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a positive trendp = 0.026actually significant

The results showed that there was a positive trend for an association between the SN-DMN coupling and sleepiness score (r = 0.436, p = 0.026), whereas neither SN-LECN nor SN-RECN was significantly correlated with alertness score ( Fig 3b ).

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Partially significant correlation was observed between SN-DMN coupling and RT ( Fig 4a ).

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