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. 1999 Nov 9;96(23):13432–13437. doi: 10.1073/pnas.96.23.13432

Table 1.

Neuropsychological, clinical, and demographic characteristics of the groups

Cohort Working memory performance
Full scale IQ Age, yr Age at onset of illness, yr Duration of illness, yr Anti-psychotic medication, mg/day
Number of correct responses* Reaction time, s PANSS subscale ratings
Positive Negative General psychopathology
T1 9.1  (2.23) 0.78  (0.21) 108.2  (11.96) 37.2  (8.1) 8.4  (1.6) 10.7  (3.5) 20.2  (4.5) 24.3  (6.5) 12.9  (6.6) 194.5  (168.8)
T2 9.9  (2.18) 0.82  (0.19) 10.0  (3.1) 10.8  (4.1) 21.8  (4.8) 216.5  (164.2)
R1 10.6  (0.53) 0.67  (0.15) 100.9  (14.9) 37.6  (13.4) 13.5  (3.9) 15.3  (6.0) 28.1  (7.5) 25  (6.8) 12.6  (10.1) 282.9  (161.3)
R2 10.1  (1.52) 0.6  (0.15) 12.1  (4.4) 12.3  (4.9) 25.6  (7.3) 4.6  (1.7)
C 10.9  (0.32) 0.5  (0.11) 110.9  (5.7) 38.9  (9.7)

T1, typically treated patient cohort at baseline; T2, typically treated patient cohort at 6 weeks; R1, risperidone-treated cohort at baseline; R2, risperidone-treated cohort at 6 weeks; C, comparison subjects. PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale for Schizophrenia (27). Dose of antipsychotic medication is given as chlorpromazine equivalents, with the exception of R2, where the dose is of risperidone. Standard deviations are given in parentheses. 

*

Maximum = 11.