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. 2013 Sep 26;8(9):e74044. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0074044

Table 3. Measures of long-term memory on the RAVLT and AFLT, for PD patients and controls, in both experimental sessions.

PD Control
Recall after delay d' Recall after delay d'
RAVLT List A ON 6.241 (0.513) 2.171 (0.118) 7.815 (0.602) 2.473 (0.172)
List A OFF 5.931 (0.446) 2.09 (0.136) 7.889 (0.545) 2.592 (0.149)
List B ON 1.31 (0.217) 1.124 (0.113) 2.148 (0.482) 1.453 (0.172)
List B OFF 1.31 (0.244) 0.89 (0.103) 1.778 (0.46) 1.487 (0.155)
AFLT List A ON 8.379 (0.609) 2.327 (0.118) 9.074 (0.654) 2.381 (0.124)
List A OFF 7.862 (0.65) 2.256 (0.118) 9.222 (0.731) 2.606 (0.121)
List B ON 1.586 (0.327) 1.249 (0.149) 1.63 (0.321) 1.646 (0.145)
List B OFF 0.897 (0.224) 1.069 (0.152) 1.556 (0.33) 1.613 (0.144)

The mean number of items recalled out of a total of 15 for Lists A and B after delay, along with the mean d' scores, reflecting sensitivity of old-new discriminations for Lists A and B on both the RAVLT and AFLT are presented. Scores for PD patients appear separately for ON and OFF medication sessions. Control participants' data are displayed to correspond to the ON-OFF order of the PD patient to whom they were matched, although they were not treated with dopaminergic medication at any time.