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Rest had more FD values above 0.2 mm than working memory in 222 PIOP2 people over matched 240 s windows at 2 s sampling

We tested whether one motion rule gave the same volume coverage in rest and working memory scans. We used 222 complete pairs from AOMIC PIOP2 version 2.0.0. Each scan had a 2 s sampling interval. We selected 120 volumes with stored start times from 10 s to less than 250 s. The rule marked volumes with framewise displacement (FD) above 0.2 mm. Rest marked 10.17% of volumes. Working memory marked 6.35%. The paired mean difference was 3.82 percentage points. The 95% person bootstrap interval was 2.56 to 5.15 points. Planned cutoff and time window checks kept this direction. An example exclusion rule would remove 26 people only for rest and 6 only for working memory. PIOP1 showed the opposite direction, with unequal sampling intervals. It was not a replication. Fixed scan order prevents a causal task claim. The package preserves source values, hashes, code, and all resampling draws.

framewise displacement · head motion · resting state · working memory · MRI · AOMIC · motion censoring · paired analysis

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    The primary paired coverage analysis uses the PIOP2 version 2.0.0 motion tables and scan metadata.

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    The descriptive PIOP1 extension uses the PIOP1 version 2.0.0 motion tables and scan metadata.

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    Provides the cohort, acquisition, task, and scan-order descriptions used to interpret the comparison.

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    Supports the limitation that apparent motion estimates can reflect respiratory field changes and need not indicate reduced image quality.

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    Citation for the fMRIPrep-derived confound fields used in the motion coverage audit.

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