Table 3.

Correlations of VIENNA with demographic, questionnaire, and cognitive variables

Variable	$r$	$r_{XV·age}$	$r_{XV·\overline{X}}$
Age	−.54***	-	-
Years of education	.18	-	-
CPI	−.13	-	-
CPI: memory	−.14	-	-
CPI: attention	−.15	-	-
CPI: executive	−.05	-	-
FSBSOD	.37**	-	-
GDS s	−.04	-	-
MMSE s	.46***	.37**	.38**
ROCF copy s	.36**	.34**	.17
ROCF delayed recall %	.24	.12	−.01
Block span forward	.38**	.33**	.04
Block span backward	.51***	.39**	.18
TAP: Processing speed	.11	.18	.17
Vandenberg MRT	.41***	.26*	−.03
PTSOT	.57***	.52***	.35*
FPT productivity	.52***	.42***	.33*
FPT flexibility s	.10	.06	−.04
FPT strategy	.26*	.16	.06
Average performance	.67***	-	-

$r$ = Pearson correlation coefficients, $r_{XV·age}$ = partial correlations correcting for age, $r_{XV·\overline{X}}$ = partial correlations correcting for average performance in neuropsychological tests. _s = Spearman’s rho, *** < .001, ** < .01, * < .05, significance levels after correcting for multiple comparisons using Benjamini–Hochberg. CPI = Complainer Profile Identification, FSBSOD = Freiburg Santa Barbara Sense of Direction Scale, GDS = Geriatric Depression Scale, MMSE = Mini-Mental State Examination, ROCF = Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test, TAP = Testbatterie zur Aufmerksamkeitsprüfung, MRT = Mental Rotation Test, PTSOT = Perspective Taking Test, FPT = Five-point Test