Table 1.
gendera | total (n = 70)b: male 49%, female 51% |
scanned (n = 27): male 52%, female 48% | |
scanned HP (n = 13): male 10/13a, female 3/13 | |
scanned LP (n = 14): male 3/14, female 11/14a | |
age (mean ± s.e.) | total: 25.5 ± 0.6 (minimum 18, maximum 49) |
scanned: 25.1 ± 0.7 (minimum 21, maximum 35) | |
scanned HP: 24.7 ± 0.7 (minimum 22, maximum 31) | |
scanned LP: 25 ± 1 (minimum 21, maximum 35) | |
ethnicity | total: Caucasian 55%, Asian 25%, Hispanic 12%, African American 8% |
scanned: Caucasian 63%, Asian 11%, Hispanic 11%, African American 15% | |
scanned HP (13): Caucasian 46%, Asian 15%, Hispanic 23%, African American 15% | |
scanned LP (14): Caucasian 71%, Asian 0%, Hispanic 7%, African American 21% |
aThe distribution of males and females among the high- and low-performing scanned groups is significant, two-tailed p-value = 0.007, Fisher's exact test.
bThree subjects were excluded from analysis. Two of them had computer technical problems. The third one, who was also scanned, failed to complete the paper and pencil test.