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Figures
- Figure 1.
Longitudinal change in behavioral performance on the BART is associated with longitudinal change in self-reported risk-taking behavior.
- Figure 2.
A, Longitudinal declines in VLPFC activation during risk taking from T1 to T2. B, BOLD response in the VLPFC during risk taking (means and SEM) relative to the implicit baseline at T1 and T2.
- Figure 3.
A, B, Longitudinal changes in (A) VLPFC and (B) VS during risk taking correlate with longitudinal changes in self-reported risk-taking behavior. The scatterplots are not independent analyses and are presented for illustration purposes.
- Figure 4.
Longitudinal changes in neural coupling between VS and MPFC correlate with longitudinal changes in self-reported risk-taking behavior. The scatterplot is not an independent analysis and is presented for illustration purposes.
- Figure 5.
Neural coupling between VS and MPFC at T1 correlate with risk-taking behavior at T1.
Tables
Anatomical region Brodmann's areas Montreal Neurological Institute coordinates ta kb x y z Time 1 Left VLPFC 10 −27 59 −8 5.58 142 Right VLPFC 10 30 56 10 5.58 278 Left dorsolateral PFC 9 −33 41 28 7.09 233 Right dorsolateral PFC 9/46 33 38 31 5.84 357 Left VS −9 8 −2 8.67 76 Right VS 15 11 −8 7.94 110 Left insula 13/45 −36 11 1 8.36 206 Right insula 13/45 33 20 4 8.31 149 ACC 24/32 −6 8 28 6.99 237 Time 2 Left VLPFC 10 −33 59 4 3.32 54 Right VLPFC 10 39 62 1 3.87 158 Left dorsolateral PFC 9 −42 47 28 5.83 143 Right dorsolateral PFC 9/46 33 50 25 8.76 270 Left VS −15 8 −2 8.04 71 Right VS 15 8 −2 7.14 136 Left insula 13/45 −33 23 7 8.65 252 Right insula 13/45 33 23 1 8.64 203 ACC 24/32 3 20 22 7.43 169
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