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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2007 Mar;21(2):263–273. doi: 10.1037/0894-4105.21.2.263

Table 4.

Neuropsychological Performance at Follow-up by Follow-up Diagnostic Status

No ADHD Inattentive Combined F pa
N M (SD) N M (SD) N M (SD)

WISC-III Digits Forward 115 9.7a 2.1 47 8.2b 2.3 38 7.9b 2.0 14.33 .000
WISC-III Digits Backward 115 6.0a 1.9 47 5.3a 1.9 38 5.2a 2.1 3.48 .033
CPT percent omissions (rev)b 107 96.5a 6.2 46 94.6a,b 9.7 33 92.7b 9.4 3.30 .039
CPT percent commissions (rev)b 107 62.0a 20.7 46 54.5a 24.0 33 56.1a 23.6 2.23 .110
TCFT error proportion score (rev)b 111 .82a .09 47 .78a .10 38 .72b .14 10.78 .000
RAN correct minus incorrect 112 1.9a .4 46 1.7b .4 39 1.6b .4 7.07 .001
UL gestalt correct minus incorrect 114 20.3a 7.8 47 15.4b 7.1 39 15.7b 6.2 10.21 .000
UL fsbm correct minus incorrect 114 14.1a 3.8 47 11.8b 4.8 39 11.5b 4.3 8.19 .000

Note. 0 = Comparison, 1=Inattentive, 2 = Combined; WISC-III = Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, 3rd edition; CPT = Continuous Performance Test; RAN = Rapid Naming Test; UL = Underlining Test.

a

Significance based on one-way analyses of variance following significant omnibus multivariate analyses of variance (see text). In a given row, means with different subscripts differ significantly on the basis of Tukey’s post hoc comparisons.

b

Reversed scored so that for all variables higher means indicate better performance.