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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jun 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurol Sci. 2009 Mar 19;281(1-2):46–50. doi: 10.1016/j.jns.2009.02.360

Table 2. Linear regressions examining association of fatigue with DIR performance across the three task conditions.

DIR Alone DIR PI DIR CI

β(RT) β(accuracy) β(RT) β(accuracy) β(RT) β(accuracy)
MS
FSS -.317 -.070 .432 -.131 .559* -.405*
BDI-II .669* .396 -.119 .417 -.233 .345
ISS .151 .283 .132 .270 .527* .261
Age -.166 .191 .268 .148 -.270 .198

Controls
FSS -.125 -.319 -.219 .221 -.371 .351
BDI-II -.146 .076 .059 .133 -.125 -.362
Age .301 -.306 .233 -.486 .448* -.452*

FSS=Fatigue Severity Scale; BDI-II= Beck depression inventory 2nd edition; ISS=Incapacity Status Scale; DIR=Delayed Item Recognition; PI=Partial Interference; CI=Complete Interference

Higher accuracy scores denote better performance

Higher RT scores denote worse performance

*

denotes p<0.05