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From Chronnectivity To Chronnectopathy: Connectivity Dynamics of Typical Development<br />
Figure S5.<br />
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Summary metrics from <strong>the</strong> four dynamic connectivity states in relation to age and sex after excluding<br />
subjects with higher levels of behavioral problems. For age associations, positive beta coefficient (β)<br />
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indicate <strong>the</strong> results survived <strong>the</strong> false discovery rate (FDR) multiple comparison correction threshold<br />
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connectivity for <strong>the</strong> corresponding dynamic states.<br />
more time in a particular state. For sex analyses, positive beta coefficient (β) indicates<br />
girls spend more time in <strong>the</strong> state relative to boys, and negative beta coefficient (β)<br />
indicates that boys spend more time in <strong>the</strong> state relative to girls. Bar graphs indicate <strong>the</strong><br />
unstandardized beta coefficients (β) with standard error (S.E.) from regression models,<br />
and Asterisks (*) indicate <strong>the</strong> results survived <strong>the</strong> false discovery rate (FDR) multiple<br />
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