Research Article

Relationships between Personality Traits and Brain Gray Matter Are Different in Risky and Non-risky Drivers

Table 2

Between-group comparisons in brain gray matter volume, adjusted for age, sex, and cultural level (left) and also by total intracranial volume (right).

LabelControlled by age, sex, educationAnd TIV
Size-peakpFDRSizepFDR

NR > MR
Parietal_Sup_L11384.48-33-41630.0017930.001
MR > HR
ParaHippocampal_R23554.72475-470.00112500.001
Cerebellum_6_R9264.0926-48-270.0013180.03
Caudate_L6604.01-142700.0012450.05
Putamen_R4303.935200.01
SupraMarginal_R3373.6459-30350.023
NR > HR
Cerebellum_6_R20144.1735-71-300.001
Cerebellum_9_L4123.7215-57-560.005
Cerebellum_Crus2_l8194.15-45-62-260.001
Vermis_1_218084.63-15-44-230.0015270.004
Frontal_Inf_Orb_L3884.03-5342-50.006
Frontal_Inf_Tri_R5024.354117170.002
Frontal_Med_Orb_L3643.49155-170.007
Frontal_Mid_L17414.53-508390.001
Frontal_Mid_R39404.972729410.0013350.014
Frontal_Sup_Medial_L4954.13-556320.002
Fusiform_R5123.82450-510.002
Heschl_R3684.1763-1190.007
Insula_R11704.7436-5-20.001
Lingual_L10874.71-24-90-60.001
Parietal_Sup_L30924.69-35-39530.0014350.006
Temporal_Sup_R10874.6459-27300.001
Temporal_Sup_L4613.95-4114-140.003
Temporal_Pole_Mid_R23754.134521-50.001

Note:NR: non-risk; MR: medium-risk; HR: high-risk.