Frontostriatal Functional Connectivity Correlates with Repetitive Behaviour Across Autism Spectrum Disorder and Obsessive–compulsive Disorder

Sophie E. A. Akkermans,Nicole Rheinheimer,Muriel M. K. Bruchhage,Sarah Durston,Daniel Brandeis,Tobias Banaschewski,Regina Boecker-Schlier,Isabella Wolf,Steven C. R. Williams,Jan K. Buitelaar,Daan van Rooij,Marianne Oldehinkel,Saskia de Ruiter,Jilly Naaijen,Maarten Mennes,Marcel Zwiers,Shahrzad Ilbegi,Leonie Hennissen,Jeffrey Glennon,Ilse van de Vondervoort, Katarzyna Kapusta,Natalia Bielczyk,Houshang Amiri,Martha Havenith,Barbara Franke,Geert Poelmans,Janita Bralten,Tom Heskes,Elena Sokolova,Perry Groot,David Lythgoe, Iulia Dud,Ralf Dittmann,Konstantin Mechler, Ruth Berg,Alexander Hage,Sarah Hohmann,Matthias Ruf,Rick Dijkhuizen,Erwin Blezer,Kajo van der Marel, Pim Pullens,Wouter Mol,Annette van der Toorn, Willem Otte,Caroline van Heijningen,Vincent Mensen,Bob Oranje,Rene Mandl,Daphna Joel,John Cryan,Tracey Petryshen,David Pauls, Mai Saito, Angelique Heckman,Sabine Bahn, Ameli Schwalber,Philippe Auby

Psychological Medicine（2018）

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Key words

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD),compulsivity,frontostriatal circuits,functional connectivity,functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI),nucleus accumbens,obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD),repetitive behaviour,resting state,striatum,transdiagnostic

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