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Fig 1.

The preview of the task.

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Fig 2.

Overview of testing procedures.

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Fig 3.

The layout and set-up information of fNIRS channels.

BrainnetViewer visualized the channel layout with the smoothed Colin brain template [41]. The coordinates of the nodes corresponded to the positions of the light sources (red) and detectors (blue), while the edges represented the 22 channels. The term ‘specificity’ refers to the representativeness of each channel for its corresponding brain area based on its anatomical location.

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Fig 4.

fNIRS data processing workflow.

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Fig 5.

Statistical results of HbOmean under different pressure intensities and ROI.

The error bars represent mean ± 95% CI. * p < .05, ** p < .01, *** p < .001.

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Table 1.

Post Hoc Comparisons—Pressure Intensity (HbOmean).

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Table 2.

Post Hoc Comparisons—ROI (HbOmean).

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Table 3.

Multiple Comparisons in Different ROI (HbOmean).

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Fig 6.

Statistical results of HbOmax under different pressure intensities and ROI.

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Table 4.

Post Hoc Comparisons—Pressure Intensity (HbOmax).

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Table 5.

Post Hoc Comparisons—ROI (HbOmax).

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Table 6.

Multiple Comparisons in Different ROI (HbOmax).

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Fig 7.

FC analysis of channels under different pressure intensities and ROI.

The chord diagrams were generated based on paired t-tests comparing FC under 0 mmHg with other pressure intensities. Channels with dashed lines indicate p < 0.05.

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Fig 8.

Statistical results of FC under different pressure intensities and ROI.

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Table 7.

Post Hoc Comparisons—ROI (FC).

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