Figure 2
Relationship between impulsivity and pavlovian bias during the Go/No-Go task. Dark gray headers refer to the DBS cohort (a–h) and the light gray header refers to the non-DBS cohort (m–p). The DBS cohort is split across three med/DBS conditions: on-med/pre-DBS (a–d); off-med/off-DBS (e–h); on-med/on-DBS (i–l). Each panel includes a correlation between QUIP-RS and reward bias (a,e,i,m) as well as a comparison of reward bias among ICD-negative (ICD-) and ICD-positive (ICD+) participants (b,f,j,n). Each panel also includes a correlation between QUIP-RS and avoid-loss bias (IALB) (c,g,k,o) as well as a comparison of avoid-loss bias among ICD- and ICD+ participants (d,h,l,p). P-values above the correlations indicate the significance of the association between QUIP-RS and the bias shown. P-values above the barplots indicate significance of the two-tailed comparison between ICD- and ICD+ patients. Throughout, green dots indicate data points from ICD- participants and red dots indicate data points from ICD+ participants. Note that with the datapoint at QUIP-RS = 80 in (m) removed, the correlation remains significant at P < 0.05.
