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Participant Characteristics.
<p>For age, BMI, food preference, and FRPQ subscales, values are presented as mean (standard deviation). NW β=β normal-weight; OV/OB β=β overweight/obese. BMI indicates body mass index, based on height and weight obtained during testing.</p
Normal-weight group (nβ=β14).
<p><i>Left</i>: plot of correlation between high-calorie vs. nonfood objects contrast during premeal scan in the left amygdala and FRPQ Impairment of Satiety subscale score. <i>Right</i> top: activation of left amygdala to high-calorie food vs. nonfood objects (Talairach coordinates x, y, z: β26, β8, β14, tβ=β4.31, p<.0008, cluster threshold >5 voxels, FDR corrected at p<.05). Right and left are reversed by radiologic convention. <i>Right bottom:</i> magnitude of average activation for high-calorie foods and nonfood objects for right amygdala at premeal. Beta values reflect BOLD contrast averaged across voxels in region for condition type.</p
Overweight/obese group (nβ=β21).
<p><i>Top Section</i>, <i>left</i>: plot of correlation between low-calorie vs. nonfood objects contrast during postmeal scan in the right putamen and FRPQ Impairment of Satiety subscale score. <i>Top Section, right</i>: magnitude of average activation for low-calorie foods and nonfood objects in the right putamen (Talairach coordinates x, y, z: 27, 3, β4) at postmeal scan. Beta values reflect BOLD contrast averaged across voxels in region for condition type. <i>Bottom Section</i>, <i>left</i>: plot of correlation between low-calorie vs. nonfood objects contrast during postmeal scan in the right amygdala and FRPQ Impairment of Satiety subscale score. <i>Bottom Section, right</i>: magnitude of average activation for low-calorie foods and nonfood objects in the right amygdala (Talairach coordinates x, y, z: 24, β7, β9) at postmeal scan. Beta values reflect BOLD contrast averaged across voxels in region for condition type.</p