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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2010 Jan;24(1):121. doi: 10.1037/a0016981

Table 2.

Neuropsychological scores for patients with schizophrenia for WAIS-III (n = 22) and IGT (n = 23) and for healthy participants for WAIS-III (n = 23) and IGT (n = 24).

Demographic Information Patients Controls
 Age 38.78±9.90 41.5±7.35
 Education 12.83±1.99 15.00±1.98
 SES 3.75±1.22 2.42±1.06
 Parental SES 2.83±1.11 2.71±1.27
WAIS-III IQ
 Full Scale 91.83±13.74 105.22±16.24
 Verbal 95.35±14.78 104.22±14.16
 Performance 88.87±12.20 105.30±18.07
WAIS-III Index
 Verbal Comprehension 99.96±15.88 103.13±14.47
 Perceptual Organization 94.74±16.05 107.48±17.56
 Working Memory 91.91±13.54 105.75±15.68
 Processing Speed 81.04±10.1 101.87±14.48
IGT
 Block 1 −2.17±12.02 −1.17±10.87
 Block 2 −1.25±10.01 4.33±9.08
 Block 3 1.25±9.97 6.91±9.65
 Block 4 −1.58±9.55 3.83±10.30
 Block 5 −0.08±9.16 4.67±11.31

Note. Values are means plus or minus standard deviations. SES = socioeconomic status; WAIS-III = Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale---Third Edition; IGT= Iowa Gambling Test (IGT).