Table 1.

Psychological tests.

		Initial evaluation (March 2010)	Follow-up evaluation (October 2011)
Cognitive performances
Attention functions
Sustained attention (DAUF)	finished stimuli	PR 90
	errors	PR 82
	reaction time	PR 91
Alertness (TAP)	without warning tone	PR 10	PR 92
	without warning tone	PR 5	PR 95
Divided attention (TAP)		PR 42	PR 46
Go/no go (TAP)		PR 73	PR 82
Coding (WAIS)		score 12
Executive functions
Flexibility (TAP)	verbal	PR 86
	nonverbal	PR 79
Tower of London		PR 52
Memory
VLMT	learning performance	PR 80
	immediate
	recall delayed	PR 45–65
	recall	PR 25–45
	recognition	PR >65
Digit span (WAIS)		score 12
Rey-figure	delayed recall	PR 84
Visual perception
VOSP		normal
Rey-figure	copy	PR >99
Sensitivities (only conspicuous findings)
BDI-II		score 20	score 19
SCL-90R	depression	T 64	T 65
	obsessive–compulsive	T 65	T 70
	interpersonal sensitivity	normal	T 60
	phobic anxiety	T 70	T 62
	Psychoticism	T 64	T 61
	GSI	T 62	T 60
	PSDI	T 61	T 61
	PST	Normal	Normal
Personality (only conspicuous findings)
SCID-II	APD	below cutoff	6
	OCPD	5	below cutoff
	BPD	6	7
	ASPD	4	below cutoff
FPI-R	satisfaction with oneself	stanine 1
	need for achievement	stanine 1
	shyness	stanine 8
	aggressiveness	stanine 3
	health sorrows	stanine 1
	extraversion	stanine 1
	emotionality	stanine 8

APD, avoidant personality disorder; ASPD, antisocial personality disorder; BDI-II, Beck Depression Inventory; BPD, borderline personality disorder; DAUF, Sustained Attention Test; FPI-R, Freiburg Personality Inventory – Revised; GSI, Global Severity Index; OCPD, obsessive–compulsive personality disorder; PR, percentile rank; PSDI, Positive Symptom Distress Index; PST, positive symptom total; SCID-II, Structured Clinical Interview II; SCL-90R, Self-report Symptom Inventory 90 Items – Revised; TAP, Testbattery of Attentional Performance; VLMT, Verbal Learn And Memory Test; VOSP, Visual Object and Space Perception Battery; WAIS, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Test.