Table 4.

Correlations between the Big Five and cognitive function at t1 in the cross-sectional sample of individuals with bipolar disorder (n = 129).

Big Five	Cognitive Function
	Executive Function a		Verbal Memory b		Attention and Processing Speed c
	r	p	r	p	r	p
Openness	0.15	0.112	0.04	0.687	0.22	0.020
Conscientiousness	0.02	0.827	−0.08	0.396	−0.01	0.904
Extraversion	0.04	0.691	0.11	0.269	0.13	0.168
Agreeableness	−0.01	0.942	−0.03	0.792	0.07	0.448
Neuroticism	−0.28	0.003	0.09	0.927	−0.18	0.058

Note. BD = bipolar disorder; ^a sum score of the Trail Making Test (TMT) part B and the interference trial of J. Stroop’s Color and Word Interference Test; ^b sum score of California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT) trial 1-5, CVLT short delay free recall, CVLT long delay free recall, CVLT short delay cued recall, and CVLT long delay cued recall; ^c sum score of d2 Test of Attention Revised, Stroop’s word-reading and color-naming trials, and TMT part A. Results remaining significant after the employment of False Discovery Rate (FDR) are marked in bold letters. Covariates included age, sex, education, and BDI.