Ave Kutman, Ülle Parm, Anna-Liisa Tamm, Birgit Hüneva, Diana Jesin
Estonian Parents' Awareness of Pediculosis and Its Occurrence in Their Children
Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania)
populationbased neuroimaging studies feature complex sampling designs enable researchers generalize results widely however several theoretical analytical questions pose challenges researchers interested data following resource researchers interested using populationbased neuroimaging data provide overview sampling designs describe differences traditional modelbased analyses surveyoriented designbased analyses elucidate key concepts leverage data adolescent brain cognitive development study abcd study populationbased sample 11878 910yearolds united states analyses revealed modest sociodemographic discrepancies target population 910yearolds us recruited abcd sample analytic sample usable structural functional imaging data evaluating associations socioeconomic resources ie constructs tightly linked recruitment biases several metrics brain development show modelbased approaches overestimated associations household income underestimated associations caregiver education total cortical volume surface area comparable results found models predicting neural function two fmri task paradigms conclude recommendations abcd study users users populationbased neuroimaging cohorts broadly