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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2013 Jan;27(1):48–59. doi: 10.1037/a0030921

Table 1.

Demographic data of the study group

N Women/ Men Age (years) Age range Education (years) SES Handedness Verbal IQ ANART
ALL 55 30/25 52 (±16) 25 – 84 16 (±2.5) 25 (±11) 22 (±11.5) 117 (±9.4)

1.5 T 41 23/18 51 (±17) 25 – 79 16 (±2.7) 25 (±10) 21 (±9.7) 117 (±9.1)
3 T 10 6/4 57 (±14) 42 – 84 17 (±1.9) 27 (±15.6) 29 (±17.8) 117 (±11.6)
t-tests, p < ns1 ns ns ns ns ns

Demographic data for the study group of 55 healthy adults, both totals and separated by MRI acquisition at 1.5T vs. 3T field strength. SES: socioeconomic status, higher scores represent lower SES (range 11 – 77); handedness inventory: scores 14–32 right-handed, 50–70 left-handed. ANART: age-corrected IQ, American National Adult Reading Test. Note: MRI data were available from 51 of 55 participants.

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Chi-square statistic