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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 24.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroinformatics. 2010 Dec;8(4):213–229. doi: 10.1007/s12021-010-9077-7

Table 2.

Feature labels and their associated descriptions while multiple paradigms under the tasks column imply the particular feature existed for those tasks. Labels refer to the abbreviation for each feature used during the results and discussion section. Feature type defines whether it originated from an ICA or GLM analysis. Note, not all regions that are activated are defined in the feature description

Demographics
Age in Years (n=154) Gender (n=154) Handedness (n=152)
 Controls 30.70/11.30 (M/SD) M=54/F=32 Right=78/L=3/B=4
 Patients 31.85/11.35 M=55/F=13 Right=60/L=4/B=2
 2-Sample t-test t=.6289/p=.5304 Male/Female Right/Left/Both
Education & Intelligence
Education (n=152) Paternal Edu (n=142) Maternal Edu (n=147) WRAT (n=149)
 Controls 15.24/2.06 (M/SD) 14.87/3.36 13.98/2.60 51.19/3.73
 Patients 13.72/2.44 14.46/3.86 13.83/3.73 48.13/5.51
 2-Sample t-test t=4.1521/p<.0001 t=.6738/p=.5015 t=.2886/p=.7733 t=4.0397/p<.0001
Positive & Negative Syndrom Scales
SANS (n=67) SAPS (n=67)
 Affect 1.43/1.16 (M/SD) Hallucinations 2.31/1.66
 Alogia .82/1.08 Delusions 2.46/1.39
 Avolition 2.60/1.39 Bizarre Behavior .90/1.10
 Anhedonia 2.54/1.25 Thought Disorder .97/1.23
 Attention 1.63/1.30