tics with a Cohen's d ranging from d = −0.20 to d = −0.27), positive for girls (positive t -statistics, d = 0.13 to d = 0.19) and the directions of these associations were significant for all clusters ( p < 0.05) except for two clusters for girls, the fusiform-cerebellar and cingulum, which were at borderline significance ( Fig. 4 ).
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Sex differences in neural correlates of common psychopathological symptoms in early adolescence.
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