Fig. 5: Laterality index and handedness.
From: Associations between handedness and brain functional connectivity patterns in children
Statistics (t-score) for the difference in the laterality index (Ī; Eq.Ā 2) between right-handers (R, nā=ā600) and left-handers (L, nā=ā600) and the score of a functional specialization index (see text) superimposed on inflated (a) and flat (b) views of a human brain template and 3 orthogonal MRI views of the human brain (c). Statistical model: Two-sample T-test (2-sided). An FDR-corrected threshold PFDRā<ā0.05 (2-sided) was used to display the statistical maps. 6d: premotor area d; FST: fundus of the superior temporal visual area; CER: cerebellum lobes VĀ and VIII; 24dd: mid cingulum; POS2: parieto-occipital sulcus, area 2; IPS1: intraparietal sulcus area 1; Brodmann areas 1: somatosensory, 4: superior motor, 6d: premotor, and 40: inferior parietal. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.
