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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2008 Dec 5;65(9):742–747. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2008.10.035

Table 2.

No group differences were found on the neurocognitive tests carried out to assess reaction times, working memory, and long term memory. Mean ± SD values are given for the nr of correct responses on each test, as described in Methods, except for the reaction times, which are given in milliseconds. Some test data were lost due to computer failures; actual degrees of freedom are given for each analysis.

Patients Controls
Reaction time
Simple reaction task 375.2±100.2 371.5±93.2 F[1,51]=0.02; p=0.89
Complex reaction task 407.5±64.6 396.3±62.8 F[1,52]=0.42; p=0.52
Working memory
Backward digit span, no corr. seq. 2.9±1.7 3.6±1.4 F[1,54]=3.15; p=0.08
Backward digit span, no tot. seq. 6.5±2.0 7.0±1.7 F[1,54]=1.09; p=0.30
Long term memory
Picture recognition 27.5±8.5 28.0±7.2 F[1,52]=0.06; p=0.80
Delayed word recognition 18.1±2.4 18.4±1.3 F[1,53]=0.25; p=0.62
Visual Cues 36.0±4.2 36.7±3.8 F[1,53]=0.43; p=0.52