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No evidence of differences in cognitive control in children with autism spectrum disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder: An fMRI study.

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Fig. 1. A) Task activation across all groups for successful stop trials (successful stop > correct go trials), thresholded at p FWE = 0.05, and B) failed stop trials (failed stop > correct go trials), thresholded at p FWE = 0.05, showing robust front
Fig. 2. Results of the region of interest analysis during failed stopping, showing A) increased left middle frontal gyrus activation in the high CPRS-R group compared to the low CPRS-R group, B) increased left middle cingulate gyrus activation in the high
Fig. 3. Negative correlation between stop-signal reaction time (SSRT) and right insula/inferior frontal gyrus activity in children with ASD or OCD who show elevated symptoms of ADHD (solid line, r = -0.630, p = .007)

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