Table 4 Partial correlations predicting SAPS scores

From: Regional cortical thinning in young adults with schizophrenia but not psychotic or non-psychotic bipolar I disorder

	ROI	Partial correlation	p value
Frontal	1. Frontal pole	0.045	0.569
	2. Superior fontal	− 0.074	0.352
	3. Rostral middle frontal	− 0.026	0.748
	4. Caudal middle frontal	− 0.120	0.133
	5. Pars opercularis	− 0.141	0.075
	6. Pars triangularis	− 0.175	0.027
	7. Pars orbitalis	− 0.167	0.036
	8. Precentral	− 0.117	0.142
	9. Paracentral	− 0.114	0.154
	10. Lateral orbitofrontal	− 0.163	0.040
	11. Medial orbitofrontal	− 0.088	0.269
Parietal	12. Superior parietal	− 0.090	0.260
	13. Inferior Parietal	− 0.207	0.009
	14. Supramarginal	− 0.172	0.030
	15. Postcentral	− 0.056	0.483
	16. Precuneus	− 0.188	0.018
Temporal	17. Temporal pole	− 0.099	0.217
	18. Superior temporal	− 0.107	0.179
	19. Middle temporal	− *0.257*	*0.001*
	20. Inferior temporal	− 0.246	0.002
	21. Bank Sup. Temp. sulcus	− 0.217	0.006
	22. Fusiform	− *0.255*	*0.001*
	23. Transverse temporal	0.040	0.614
	24. Parahippocampal	− 0.043	0.591
	25. Entorhinal	− 0.157	0.048
Occipital	26. Lateral occipital	− 0.154	0.053
	27. Lingual	− 0.111	0.162
	28. Cuneus	− 0.037	0.643
	29. Pericalcarine	− 0.016	0.845
Cingulate	30. Rostral Ant. cingulate	0.028	0.730
	31. Caudal Ant. cingulate	0.074	0.356
	32. Posterior cingulate	− 0.115	0.151
	33. Isthmus of cingulate	0.012	0.882
Insula	34. Insula	− 0.065	0.417

Values derived from linear regression predicting SAPS scores. Significance values are uncorrected for multiple comparisons. Italicized regions indicate significance prior to multiple comparisons correction. Bolditalic regions were significant after Bonferroni correcting for 34 comparisons
ROI region of interest, CON control, SCZ schizophrenia, PBD psychotic bipolar disorder, NPBD non-psychotic, bipolar disorder, Temp. temporal, Sup. superior, Ant. anterior

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