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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Nov 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurolinguistics. 2010 May;23(3):297–317. doi: 10.1016/j.jneuroling.2009.08.007

Table 2.

Rotated component matrix for factor analysis of selected DKEFS subscales.a

DKEFS Subscales Factor 1 Factor 2 Factor 3 Factor 4

Memory Psychomotor speed Executive functions Verbal fluency
Color-Word Interference Test
Color Naming .005 .032 .079 .418
Word Reading −.133 .205 −.147 .459
Inhibition .341 .475 .167 .425
Inhibition/Switching −.036 −.092 .023 .573
Trail Making Test
Visual Scanning −.015 .725 .091 .069
Number Sequencing .127 .837 .106 −.071
Letter Sequencing .181 .828 .126 .054
Number-Letter Switching .149 .512 .278 .429
Motor Speed −.048 .701 .071 .098
Verbal Fluency Test
Switching Accuracy .109 .117 .878 .051
Letter Fluency .125 .184 .425 .610
Category Fluency .208 .248 .663 .292
Total Switching .11 .107 .895 .081
California Verbal Learning Test-II
Trials 1–5 .84 .19 .317 −.096
d1 .795 .085 .141 −.052
Semantic Clustering .512 −.105 −.219 −.037
Long Delay Free Recall .873 .031 .094 .062
Short Delay Free Recall .837 .005 .124 .146
Trial 1 .481 .153 .434 −.262
Trial 5 .773 .237 .195 .017
Eigenvalve 5.973 2.852 1.744 1.274
% Variance 2.9865 14.258 8.719 6.369
a

The strongest factor leading for each subscale is in bold.