Figures & data
Table 1. General psychopathology scores, age, total IQ, and PDS scores for the Ud and non-Ud groups.
Table 2. Cluster size, lowest p-value, and coordinates of the significant clusters resulting from the analyses with the amygdala as seed region.
Figure 1. (a) Significant positive association between unresolved loss and trauma and left amygdala–lateral occipital cortex connectivity, resulting from the whole-brain analysis, Threshold Free Cluster Enhancement (TFCE) family-wise corrected, p < .05. (b) Significant negative association between unresolved loss and trauma and left amygdala–medial frontal cortex connectivity, resulting from the region of interest (ROI) analysis, TFCE family-wise corrected, p < .05. The right side of the brain corresponds to the left hemisphere and vice versa.
![Figure 1. (a) Significant positive association between unresolved loss and trauma and left amygdala–lateral occipital cortex connectivity, resulting from the whole-brain analysis, Threshold Free Cluster Enhancement (TFCE) family-wise corrected, p < .05. (b) Significant negative association between unresolved loss and trauma and left amygdala–medial frontal cortex connectivity, resulting from the region of interest (ROI) analysis, TFCE family-wise corrected, p < .05. The right side of the brain corresponds to the left hemisphere and vice versa.](/cms/asset/aff4c063-fe32-4282-b813-80fceeac5579/zept_a_1583525_f0001_oc.jpg)