Table 2.
Reference | Subjects | Task | Analysis | Comments | |
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Study 1 | Habeck et al., 2005 | 40 Younga | Letter Sternberg | ORT | Identify a covariance pattern whose expression increased with task load |
Study 2 | Habeck et al., 2003 | 17 Youngb | Nonverbal Serial Recognition | ORT | Identify a covariance pattern whose expression increased with task load |
Study 3 | Zarahn, Rakitin, Abela, Flynn, & Stern, 2007 | 40 Younga, 18 Oldc | Letter Sternberg | MLM | Compare load-related activation across groups in each task phase |
Study 4 | Holtzer et al., 2008 | 25 Youngd, 25 Olde | Shape Sternberg | MLM | Compare load-related activation across groups in each task phase |
Study 5 | Steffener, Brickman, Rakitin, Gazes, & Stern, 2008 | 37 Younga, 15 Oldc | Letter Sternberg | MLM and VBM | Determine whether expression of a second network by elder subjects is related to atrophy in the primary network |
Study 6 | Stern et al., 2005 | 17 Youngb, 19 Oldd | Nonverbal Serial recognition | ORT | Identify a covariance pattern whose expression increased with task load and was differentially expressed by the young and elderly subjects |
Study 7 | Stern et al., 2003 | 19 Young | Nonverbal Serial recognition | GLM | Identify voxels where the change in fMRI response amplitude with task load correlated with CR |
Study 8 | Scarmeas et al., 2003b | 17 Youngb, 19 Oldd | Nonverbal Serial recognition | GLM | Identify voxels where the change in PET signal with task load correlated with CR |
Study 9 | Stern et al., 2008 | 40 Younga, 18 Oldc and 24 Youngd, 21 Olde | Letter and Shape Sternberg Task | MLM | Identify a common CR network: a spatial pattern that increased in expression with task load as a function of CR across both tasks. |
ORT = Ordinal Trend CVA
MLM=Multivariate Linear Model
GLM= General Linear Model (standard SPM)
VBM= Voxel-based Morphometry
The same superscript letter associated with subject groups indicates that a common data set was used in the different analyses.