Regression of number of depression symptoms on MID task activation
Without correction for multiple comparisons, number of depression symptoms was found to be predictive of MID reward anticipation task activity in the left ventral diencephalon and several cortical regions, namely the fusiform in the right hemisphere and the temporal pole, fusiform, middle temporal and superior parietal cortex in the left hemisphere (see Table \ref{223724}). However none of these results survived correction for multiple comparisons.
When number of depression symptoms were binarised for those with vs. without symptoms and regression repeated, no regions were significantly predictive of MID task activation after FDR-correction (see Table \ref{223724}).