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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 14.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Hyg Environ Health. 2008 Nov 7;212(4):10.1016/j.ijheh.2008.09.004. doi: 10.1016/j.ijheh.2008.09.004

Table 4. Neurobehavioral and neuropsychological test scores (standardized) in children with and without amalgam fillings*.

Test Group

Amalgam Reference
Child Behavior Checklist (N) 198 205
 Anxiety/Depression 49.8±9.5 50.5±9.7
 Withdrawal 50.1±8.9 50.6±9.5
 Somatic Complaints 50.7±9.1 50.1±8.9
 Social Problems 49.4±8.7 51.1±9.5
 Thought Problems 50.4±8.1 50.7±9.0
 Attention Problems 50.1±9.5 49.9±9.6
 Rule-breaking Behavior 50.8±8.1 50.6±8.2
 Aggressive Behavior 49.9±9.5 50.2±10.2
 Internalizing Problems 49.7±9.7 50.3±9.9
 Externalizing Problems 50.0±9.4 50.3±10.1
 Total Problems 49.8±9.7 50.3±10.1
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (N) 197 203
 Psychoticism 44.2±8.9 45.0±9.7
 Extraversion 48.5±12.9 47.1±12.2
 Neuroticism 45.6±10.4 46.8±9.8
 Lying 55.2±9.2 54.1±8.1
*

Controlling for age, sex, family income, fish consumption, parent education, and grade. None of the differences was statistically significant.

N: number of children

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