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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2011 Feb;120(1):88–97. doi: 10.1037/a0021661

Table 1.

Mean Percent Correct for Unmedicated Patients, Medicated Patients and Healthy Controls in Tone Discrimination Test and WSPT

Variable Unmedicated
(n=38, 24 male)
Medicated
(n=45, 25 male)
Controls
(n=47, 23 male)
Statistic
Mean S.D. Mean S.D. Mean S.D.
Age (years) 31.4a 10.9 29.9a, b 7.4 26.6b 6.6 F(2, 127)=3.70*
Education
(years)
13.9a 2.3 14.3a 2.7 16.3b 2.0 F(2, 127)=12.31***
Handedness
(LQ)
65.2 41.5 74.9 33.4 77.2 19.25 F(2, 127)=1.61
Tone Ratio
.67 88.16 17.72 89.26 16.73 98.23 5.19
.75 89.04 19.48 89.63 16.78 99.29 3.40
.85 84.65 23.69 81.85 26.31 94.68 13.51
.90 69.30 36.25 78.89 25.48 91.13 18.99
.95 72.37 32.25 71.85 36.21 89.36 22.64
Total Correct 83.27a 19.72 83.32a 17.44 95.09b 9.25 F(2, 124)=7.90 **
WSPT Position
1 81.14 19.44 81.85 22.70 95.04 9.14
2 73.25 24.67 72.22 24.62 95.04 10.94
3 65.79 27.11 68.89 29.22 87.59 15.72
4 89.47 19.15 83.33 18.12 98.58 5.85
Total Correct 77.41a 16.40 76.57a 18.15 94.06b 6.77 F(2, 124)=20.47 ***

Note: WSPT = Word Serial Position Test, LQ = laterality quotient on Edinburgh Inventory. Means with different superscripts differ significantly at p < .05 using Student Newman -Keuls post hoc comparisons.

*

p<.05

**

p<.01

***

p<.001