CRP and Cognitive impairment: By linking the neural correlates of CRP with behavioral domains from the Neurosynth, we found that the neural correlates of CRP were spatially associated with a wide range of behavioral domains including sensorimotor (e.g., “motor” and “sensory”), cognition (e.g., “execution,” “attention,” “spatial attention,” “semantic memory,” “comprehension,” “cognitive impairment,” and “episodic memory”), emotion (e.g., “happy,” “anger,” “emotion,” “fear,” “sad,” and “anxiety”), and sleep (p < 0.05, FDR corrected) (Figure 2D and Supplementary File 1).