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Comparing Brain-Behavior Relationships Across Dimensional, Tail-Sampled, and Propensity-Matched Models

2025-05-28

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Large population cohorts are needed to perform brain-wide association studies (BWAS), with evidence that sampling from the tails of a distribution increases effect sizes and improves reproducibility. However, studies rarely compare how variability in sample sociodemographic characteristics relates to imaging or behavioral phenotypes within BWAS. To address this gap, we derived estimates for brain-behavior associat...

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10fbe3c6-2673-578d-a7b4-df3c09ee0c1e
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10.1101/2025.05.23.655740
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