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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 28.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010 Jun;67(6):632–644. doi: 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2010.60

Table 1.

Task Performance on the Drug-Word Stroop and Color-Word Stroop Tests in Stimulant-Dependent Individuals and Healthy Comparison Volunteersa

Dependent Variable Effect df F P Value
Drug-word Stroop task
 Attentional interference score (median latency) Drug 2, 62 1.75 .18
Drug×group 2, 62 0.28 .97
Group 1, 31 10.87 .02a
 Attentional interference score (mean latency) Drug 2, 62 1.24 .30
Drug×group 2, 62 0.27 .77
Group 1, 31 10.87 .002a
 Error rate, % Drug 2, 62 1.32 .27
Drug×group 2, 62 4.04 .02a
Group 1, 31 3.82 .06
Color-word Stroop task
 Attentional interference score (median latency) Drug 2, 62 6.14 .004a
Drug×group 2, 62 0.74 .48
Group 1, 31 0.24 .63
 Attentional interference score (mean latency) Drug 2, 60 3.08 .053
Drug×group 2, 60 0.86 .43
Group 1, 30 0.01 .94
 Error rate, % Drug 2, 62 0.05 .96
Drug×group 2, 62 1.19 .31
Group 1, 31 3.01 .09

Abbreviation: BDI-II, Beck Depression Inventory–II.71

a

Analysis of covariance modeling of factorial effects on attentional interference and accuracy (covariates: BDI-II total scores, years of education, and plasma levels of pramipexole dihydrochloride).

b

Significant.