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“a negative trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

After the declaration of the pandemic, positive trends were observed for the terms “psilocybin,” “psychedelic therapy,” “antidepressants,” “anxiety,” and “addiction,” no significant trends were observed for the terms “depression” and “cocaine,” and a negative trend was observed for the term “cannabis.” Significant differences were observed in the slopes for the terms “psychedelic therapy,” “antidepressant,” “addiction,” and “cocaine,” while slopes appeared similar for the terms “psilocybin,” “depression,” “anxiety,” and “cannabis.” Trends for terms “psychedelic therapy,” “antidepressant,” “addiction,” and “cocaine” increased (ie, higher slope after the declaration of the COVID-19 pandemic).
Axial FCs were then averaged for each WM bundle and the results showed that age effects on mean axial FC revealed a negative trend in left ACR ( β = −0.0144, q < 0.05), bilateral ALIC (left: β = −0.0139, q < 0.01; right: β = −0.0129, q < 0.05), left SCBP ( β = −0.0131, q < 0.05) and bilateral SFO (left: ( β = −0.0171, q < 0.01; right: β = −0.0122, q < 0.05,) while positive linear age effects were found in bilateral CP (left: ( β = 0.0262, q < 0.001; right: β = 0.0256, q < 0.001,) left CGH ( β = 0.0135, q < 0.05) and MCBP ( β = 0.0103, q < 0.05).