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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 11.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Psychopharmacol. 2009 Jun;24(4):309–317. doi: 10.1002/hup.1026

Table 2.

Results of cognitive tasks

Placebo mean (SE) 0.2 mg mean (SE) 0.5 mg mean (SE) 1.0 mg mzean (SE) ANOVA (main effect of dose)
Stop signal task
 Go reaction time 553.65 (18.76) 572.38 (18.76) 553.78 (18.80) 578.8 (18.79) F(3,42) = 2.96 p <.05
 Stop signal reaction time 233.63 (12.) 241.00 (12.0) 238.96 (12.0) 252.85 (12.0) F(3,42) = 1.12 p = NS
 Accuracy 97.7 (.89) 97.0 (.89) 98.6 (.90) 98.6 (.90) F(3,42) = 0.78 p = NS
Recognition memory
 Total PR 0.70 (.02) 0.69 (.02) 0.74 (.02) 0.73 (.02) F(3,42) = 2.19 p = NS
 High PR 0.74 (.02) 0.71 (.02) 0.73 (.02) 0.76 (.02) F(3,42) = 1.06 p = NS
 Low PR 0.57 (.03) 0.58 (.03) 0.67 (.03) 0.61 (.03) F(3,420) = 3.19 p <.05
 Total BR 0.27 (.03) 0.28 (.03) 0.30 (.03) 0.27 (.03) F(3,42) = 0.30 p = NS
 High BR 0.37 (.03) 0.36 (.03) 0.36 (.03) 0.37 (.03) F(3,42) = 0.18 p = NS
 Low BR 0.30 (.04) 0.33 (.04) 0.37 (.04) 0.29 (.04) F(3,42) = 2.07 p = NS
Two-choice task
 # delayed choices 18.00 (2.4) 20.00 (2.4) 14.22 (2.4) 21.11 (2.4) F[3,24) = 6.84 p <.01