On the Spectrum

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CONTENTS Chapter 1 General introduction 9 Part I The neurobiology of autistic traits Chapter 2 Cortical morphology in children with autistic traits 25 Chapter 3 A prospective study of fetal head growth in children, 57 autistic traits and autism spectrum disorder Chapter 4 White matter integrity in children with autistic traits 77 Chapter 5 From chronnectivity to chronnectopathy: resting state connectivity 97 dynamics in typical development and autistic traits Part II Brain morphology and cognition in internalizing and externalizing symptoms Chapter 6 Cognitive functioning in children with internalizing, 133 externalizing and dysregulation problems Chapter 7 Brain morphology and internalizing behavior in young children 165 Part III Chapter 8 General discussion 189 Summary Summary 215 Samenvatting 219 Addendum Publications and manuscripts 225 PhD portfolio 229 Authors and affiliations 231 About <strong>the</strong> author 233 Dankwoord 235 Acknowledgments 241
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Page 5: PROMOTIECOMMISSIE Promotoren Overig
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Chapter 3 ABSTRACT Background: Alte
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Chapter 3 assessments, which enable
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Chapter 3 Raine At the 20-year foll
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Chapter 3 Statistical analysis Head
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Chapter 3 Table 1. Participant char
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Chapter 3 Table 2. Prenatal head gr
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Chapter 3 study to date on prenatal
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Chapter 3 REFERENCES Australasian S
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Chapter 3 Unwin, L. M., M. T. Maybe
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4 White matter microstructure in ch
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Chapter 5 ABSTRACT Autism spectrum
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Chapter 5 Despite the presence of a
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excluding children scoring highest
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Chapter 5 Figure 3. Dynamic functio
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Chapter 5 Age- and sex-related asso
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Chapter 5 Figure 6. Summary metrics
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Chapter 5 insula is a key region, i
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Chapter 5 In conclusion, our approa
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Chapter 5 Each voxel time course wa
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Chapter 5 for each subject by evalu
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Chapter 5 Model-7 FT : FT i ~ β 0
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Chapter 5 S. E. Petersen and B. L.
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Chapter 5 SUPPLEMENT 1. Static conn
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Chapter 5 3. Sensitivity analyses o
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Chapter 5 3.2 Case-control study fo
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IIPart II: Brain morphology and cog
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Chapter 6 ABSTRACT Background: Psyc
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Chapter 6 OCD in children, occur wi
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Chapter 6 fetal life onwards in Rot
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Chapter 6 Selected tasks for each o
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Chapter 6 psychopathology (Dennis e
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Chapter 6 Table 1. Participant char
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Chapter 6 We explored whether the d
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Chapter 6 Sensitivity analysis excl
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Chapter 6 frontal gyrus and the dor
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Chapter 6 cognition and psychopatho
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Chapter 6 De La Fuente, A., S. Xia,
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8 General discussion
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General discussion RATIONALE Phenot
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General discussion in etiologies an
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General discussion adult-like state
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General discussion Pourcain, Anttil
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General discussion study, it has pr
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General discussion CLINICAL IMPLICA
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General discussion considered a par
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General discussion for the underlyi
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General discussion Constantino, J.
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General discussion Lyall, K., J. N.
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Summary no differences in prenatal
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Samenvatting In hoofdstuk 3 richtte
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A Publications and manuscripts PhD
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Publications and manuscripts PUBLIC
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Publications and manuscripts Bouhui
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PhD portfolio PHD PORTFOLIO Name Ph
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Authors and affiliations AUTHORS AN
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About the author ABOUT THE AUTHOR L
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Dankwoord DANKWOORD Aan dit promoti
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Dankwoord Mijn lieve collega’s va
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Acknowledgments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Th
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