one tailed pearson product moment correlation

ARI pre=0, ARI post=0, ARI retention=0.12
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second level group random effect analysis t test

repetition=3000 ms time echo=30 ms flip angle=90° matrix size=96*96
T1w time repetition=2530 ms time echo=3.32

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