. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Nerv Ment Dis. 2009 Aug;197(8):631–634. doi: 10.1097/NMD.0b013e3181b08bf4

Table 2.

Least Square Means and Standard Errors from Multivariate Analysis of Variance for Diagnostic Group Differences in Neuropsychological Measures

Measure	AD-D	AD-R	SZ-D	SZ-R
LNS	8.79(0.34)_a	8.83(0.38)_a	6.62(0.33)_b	7.47(0.39)_b
LM-IMM	33.98(1.41)_a	33.85(1.57)_a	24.08(1.35)_b	26.78(1.60)_b
CVFT	44.10(1.25)_ab	47.89(1.39)_a	38.95(1.20)_c	40.96(1.42)_bc
WCSTPPE¹	22.71(2.01)_b	22.45(2.23)_b	34.05(1.93)_a	24.64(2.28)_b
WRAT	87.74(2.42)_a	85.04(2.69)_a	79.75(2.32)_a	85.98(2.74)_a

Note. Means with the same subscript are not statistically significantly different.

Higher scores indicate greater impairment.

LNS = Letter Number Sequencing standard score; LM-IMM = Logical Memory − immediate memory; CVFT = categories verbal fluency test; WCSTPPE = Wisconsin Card Sorting Task percent perseverative errors; WRAT = Wide Range Achievement Test standard score. AD-D = Affective Disorder-Dependent; AD-R = Affective Disorder-Remitted; SZ-D = Schizophrenia-Dependent; SZ-R = Schizophrenia-Remitted.