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Chunk #25 — Results — IQ-related differences

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Topological organization of functional brain networks in healthy children: differences in relation to age, sex, and intelligence.
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We found no significant IQ-related difference in the summary global network parameters (Table 1). However, there were significant correlations between IQ and the regional node parameters after regressing out the effects of age, sex, and age-by-sex interaction (Figure 6). A significant positive correlation between IQ and the node degree was found in the left inferior parietal lobule (IPL), right MCG, right PAL, and ORBinf (Figure 6A, red regions). A significant negative correlation between IQ and node efficiency was found in the left PCUN, left HES, left STG, left ORBinf, and left HIP (Figure 6A, blue regions). A significant positive correlation between IQ and the node efficiency was found in the bilateral IPL, right PAL, and ORBinf (Figure 6B, red regions). A significant negative correlation between IQ and the node efficiency was found in the left PCUN, left STG, left ORBinf, left HIP, and left olfactory (OLF) (Figure 6B, blue regions). A significant positive correlation between IQ and the node betweenness was found in the left IPL, left MFG, left LING, and right MCG (Figure 6C, red regions). A significant negative