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# PAFIN: PennLINC AFfective INstability PAFIN is an ongoing study acquiring a wide range of imaging and phenotypic data in a sample of 100 participants. The first release of the dataset contains data from the first 49 participants in the study, along with two pilot subjects. ## Dataset contents ### Structural MRI Each participant has one T1-weighted and one T2-weighted structural scan. Additionally, we acquired a 5-echo MEGRE scan with magnitude and phase reconstruction for quantitative susceptibility mapping. ### Functional MRI Each participant has two fMRI runs: one with an AP phase encoding direction while watching the Pixar short "Bao" and one with a PA phase encoding direction while watching the Pixar short "Your Friend the Rat". One of the pilot subjects has a resting-state run instead of a "Bao" run. Each run includes 5 echoes and magnitude+phase reconstruction. Concurrent physiological recordings were acquired using a respiration belt and a pulse oximeter, although we have not performed quality control on these recordings yet. ### Diffusion MRI One 92-direction compressed sensing diffusion spectrum imaging (CS-DSI) run was acquired for all participants. Magnitude and phase reconstruction was enabled in order to improve denoising. ### Perfusion MRI One single-delay, background-suppressed PCASL scan was acquired for all participants (post-labeling delay = 1.8 s, labeling duration = 1.8 s). A reference scan was also acquired to assist in ASL calibration. This reference scan includes two volumes: an M0 scan and a presaturated inversion recovery volume. The M0 volume is retained in the perfusion folder with the `m0scan` suffix, and a copy of the M0 volume, along with the inversion recovery volume, are retained in the `anat` folder with the `TDP` suffix. This type of scan is not supported in BIDS, so we used the custom `TDP` suffix (transit delay prescan). We may change this in the future if BIDS starts supporting this type of scan. ### Field maps Multi-echo field gradient echo PEpolar-style field maps (`acq-func+meepi`) were acquired for all participants. For each acquisition, we have created a copy of the first echo (`acq-func`) as the primary field map. Field maps were also acquired for the diffusion data (`acq-dwi`) with the opposite phase encoding direction as the CS-DSI scans. ### Phenotypic data A number of self-report measures were collected from participants. These measures include the following: - Accountable Health Communities Health-Related Social Needs Screening Tool (`phenotype/ahc_hrsn`) - Affective Reactivity Index (`phenotype/ari`) - Borderline Evaluation of Severity over Time (`phenotype/best`) - BIS/BAS Reward Subscale Child (`phenotype/bisbas_reward_child`) - Child and Adolescent Trauma Screen (`phenotype/cats`) - Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (`phenotype/ders`) - Emotion Regulation Questionnaire - Short Form (`phenotype/erq_s`) - Extended Strengths and Weaknesses Assessment of ADHD Symptoms and Normal Behavior (`phenotype/eswan_adhd`) - Extended Strengths and Weaknesses Assessment of DMDD Symptoms and Normal Behavior (`phenotype/eswan_dmdd`) - Ultra-Short Munich Chronotype Questionnaire (`phenotype/mctq_us`) - Neighborhood Community Cohesion Short-Form (`phenotype/ncc`) - Neighborhood Safety and Crime Short-Form (`phenotype/nsc`) - Patient Health Questionnaire 8-Item (`phenotype/phq8`) - PRIME Screen Revised 5-Item (PRIME-5-SR) (`phenotype/prime5_sr`) - PROMIS Pediatric Sleep Disturbance [Short Form 4a] (`phenotype/promis_sleepdis_ped_4a`) - Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-4) (`phenotype/pss4`) - Socioeconomics (self-report) (`phenotype/ses_sr`) - Sleep Reduction Screening Questionnaire (`phenotype/srsq`) ### Actigraphy Anonymized binary actigraphy files are stored in `sourcedata/actigraphy`. GGIR outputs are stored in `derivatives/ggir`. ### Other data The acquisition date and time for each session was rounded to the 15th of the month and the nearest hour, and stored in the `*_sessions.tsv` files.