Table 3.

Measures of Anxiety, Depression, and Test-Related Distress in the Nondisclosure Group and in the Two Disclosure Subgroups with Known APOE ε4 Status.^*

Measure	Nondisclosure Group (N = 51)	ε4-Positive Subgroup (N = 53)	ε4-Negative Subgroup (N = 58)
BAI score†
At 6 wk	4.4±0.7	5.2±0.7	4.5±0.6
At 6 mo	4.6±0.6	4.6±0.6	3.9±0.6
At 12 mo	4.2±0.6	4.4±0.6	4.2±0.6
CES-D score‡
At 6 wk	9.3±1.0	9.0±1.0	8.5±0.9
At 6 mo	8.7±1.0	9.6±1.0	8.9±1.0
At 12 mo	8.0±0.9	8.3±0.9	8.5±0.9
IES score§
At 6 wk	6.7±1.4	9.4±1.3	5.2±1.3
At 6 mo	8.9±1.3	8.6±1.2	4.2±1.2
At 12 mo	7.7±1.5	8.5±1.3	5.1±1.2

^*Plus–minus values are means ±SE. Scores were adjusted for age, sex, years of education, and baseline score if it was available (there was no baseline score for the measure of test-related distress). Missing values were calculated with the Markov chain Monte Carlo method of multiple imputation.

^†Scores on the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) range from 0 to 63, with higher scores indicating greater anxiety.

^‡Scores on the Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) range from 0 to 60, with higher scores indicating greater depression.

^§Scores on the Impact of Event Scale (IES) range from 0 to 75, with higher scores indicating greater distress.