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. 2010 Mar;49(3):229–238. doi: 10.1016/j.jaac.2009.11.008

TABLE 1.

Clinical and Demographic Characteristics of Subjects

Group
p Value
ADHD
N = 25
Control
N = 24
Gender M=24, F=1 M=23, F=1 n/s
Age (y) 12.48 (1.86) 12.82 (1.69) .52
Weight (kg) 42.84 (15.30) 48.38 (11.87) .17
Duration of stimulant medication (mo) 38.1 (23.7) n/a n/a
D′a 1.16 1.68 .012
FSIQ 89.84 (11.65) 104.67 (14.74) .0003
Total digit span scaled 7.72 (2.76) 9.75 (3.05) .018
TOWRE: Total Score 89.56 (22.34) 98.63 (13.99) .097
Conners Parent DSM total 81.40 (7.50) 44.79 (6.17) 4.21E-23
SES classification (n) .89
 Higher professional 1 1
 Lower professional 5 5
 Self-employed 1 1
 Manual/unemployed 18 17
Co-morbid diagnoses
 ODD 11 0 n/a
 CD 7 0 n/a
 DCD 1 0 n/a
 RD 1 0 n/a
 GAD 3 0 n/a
Depressionb 1 0 n/a
Specific phobia 3 0 n/a

Note: Some subjects had more than one comorbidity. ADHD = attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder; CD = conduct disorder; DCD = developmental coordination disorder; DSM = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; FSIQ = full-scale intelligence quotient; GAD = generalized anxiety disorder; ODD = oppositional defiant disorder; RD = reading disorder; SES = socioeconomic status; TOWRE = Test of Word Reading Efficiency.

a

D prime scores are taken from a Go/No-go task using 24 matched pairs (ADHD participants off medication; Cohen's Dz effect size = 0.76).

b

Mild depressive episode.