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. 2011;13(3):PCC.10m01090. doi: 10.4088/PCC.10m01090

Table 4.

Association of Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II) Score With Neuropsychological Domainsa

Cognitive Domain Coefficient of BDI-II Scores SE P Value R2
Working memory −0.029 0.013 .026 0.066
Information processing speed −0.0192 0.0128 .138 0.03
Learning −0.018 0.010 .84 0.040
Memory −0.0104 0.008 .196 0.023
Visual-perceptual −0.035 0.018 .056 0.049
Motor 0.0016 0.016 .92 0.0001
a

Each cognitive domain's standardized Z score was used as the outcome variable in a linear regression of BDI-II score. The BDI-II estimate may be interpreted as the mean change in the cognitive domain corresponding to a 1-unit change in BDI-II score; for example, an increase of 10 in the BDI-II score leads to a mean decrease of 0.29 in the working memory domain score.