Default mode network functional connectivity negatively associated with trait openness to experience

Default mode network functional connectivity negatively associated with trait openness to experience

Evaluating associations between the five-factor personality domains and resting-state functional connectivity networks (e.g. default mode network, DMN) highlights distributed neurobiological systems linked to behaviorally relevant phenotypes. Establishing these associations can highlight a potential...

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Main Authors: Fisher, P.M (Author), Frokjaer, V.G (Author), Jensen, P.S (Author), Knudsen, G.M (Author), Madsen, M.K (Author), Marstrand-Joergensen, M.R (Author), Ozenne, B. (Author), Stenbæk, D.S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2021
Subjects:
brain
Brain
brain mapping
Brain Mapping
default mode network
Default Mode Network
diagnostic imaging
Extraversion, Psychological
generalized least squares
human
Humans
personality neuroscience
phenotype
Phenotype
resting-state fMRI
trait openness
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