Table 2.

Comparisons of MCCB scores among three groups of participants ( $\overline{\text{x}}$ ±S).

Variables	SCZ-ct (n=32)	SCZ-nct (n=30)	HC-nct (n=39)	F	P	η2	Post-hoc
							p, Bonferroni-adjusted
							SCZ-ct vs. SCZ-nct	SCZ-ct vs. HC-nct	SCZ-nct vs. HC-nct
MCCB	43.70 ± 1.77	46.76 ± 1.67	55.16 ± 1.60	11.20	<0.001	0.188	0.756	<0.001	0.001
SP	44.59 ± 1.45	44.65 ± 1.37	55.01 ± 1.31	17.62	<0.001	0.266	1.000	<0.001	<0.001
A/V	45.44 ± 1.95	45.86 ± 1.84	54.64 ± 1.77	7.28	<0.001	0.130	1.000	0.005	0.003
WM	44.13 ± 1.86	45.91 ± 1.76	52.29 ± 1.69	5.02	0.008	0.094	1.000	0.013	0.033
VEL	44.47 ± 1.95	47.60 ± 1.85	53.80 ± 1.77	5.68	0.005	0.105	0.725	0.004	0.056
VIL	48.30 ± 1.81	50.36 ± 1.71	52.70 ± 1.64	1.40	0.253	0.028	1.000	0.296	0.996
RPS	49.42 ± 1.90	47.19 ± 1.79	53.90 ± 1.72	3.63	0.030	0.070	1.000	0.322	0.026
SC	43.85 ± 2.23	51.83 ± 2.11	51.87 ± 2.03	4.17	0.018	0.079	0.030	0.046	1.000

MCCB, SCZ-ct, schizophrenia patients with a history of childhood trauma; SCZ-nct, schizophrenia patients without a history of childhood trauma; HC-nct, healthy controls without a history of childhood trauma; MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery; SP, Speed of Processing; A/V, Attention/Vigilance; WM, Working Memory; VEL, Verbal Learning; VIL, Visual Learning; RPS, Reasoning and Problem Solving; SC, Social Cognition.