Table 2.

Comparison of (SART reports) attention measurements by groups (N = 42).

Variable	Groups		Test (p)
	Group 1	Group 2
	n = 21	n = 21
Total errors			t = 3.401 p = 0.002
X ± SS	9.00 ± 4.35	4.62 ± 3.99
M (min-max)	10 (1–17)	3 (0–15)
No-Go Wrong RT			t = −0.592 p = 0.557
X ± SS	113.30 ± 53.30	127.58 ± 96.77
M (min-max)	110.1 (6–186)	93.4 (0–361)
Go correct RT			t = −2.164 p = 0.036
X ± SS	184.39 ± 60.78	233.44 ± 84.20
M (min-max)	164.6 (93–304)	235.7 (88–371)
RT mean			t = −2.052 p = 0.047
X ± SS	240.89 ± 61.66	289.35 ± 88.93
M (min-max)	223.9 (146–361)	292.9 (142–427)

RT “stands for “Reaction Time.” The independent sample t test (t) is performed. Mean (X), standard deviation (SD), median (M), minimum (min), and maximum (max) values are provided as descriptive statistics. Statistical significance is indicated by the bolded sections (p < 0.05).