Default mode network connectivity: effects of age, sex, and analytic approach
Neuroreport May 28, 2008 Robyn L. Bluhm, Elizabeth A. Osuch, Ruth A. Lanius et al. 229 citations
The default mode network, a set of brain regions active during rest, can be identified by both region of interest-based correlation analyses and independent component analysis. In a study of 40 participants, both methods successfully identified the network. Age and sex differences in the network were small, and the two analytic techniques agreed less on these differences than on the network's structure.