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Multivariate analysis of multimodal brain structure predicts individual differences in risk and intertemporal preference

2024-07-08

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Large changes to brain structure (e.g., from damage or disease) can explain alterations in behavior. It is therefore plausible that smaller structural differences in healthy samples can be used to better understand and predict individual differences in behavior. Despite the brain’s multivariate and distributed structure-to-function mapping, most studies have used univariate analyses of individual structural brain...

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Literature Corpus work: 2043f2ab-bd65-54e4-aeec-c2d155a432e7
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.04.602046

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