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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 6.
Published in final edited form as: Mov Disord. 2009 Jul 30;24(10):1453–1460. doi: 10.1002/mds.22552

TABLE 2.

Basic descriptive statistics of the item, domain, and total scores (baseline data, n = 383)

Domain Item Possible
score
rangea
Minimumb Maximumb Mean SD
IM 40–152 40 (0.3%) 152 (0.3%) 98.10 16.37
LL 0–40 9 40 (0.3%) 26.31 5.27
SIM 0–24 6 24 (1.6%) 17.81 3.78
VC 50–136 58 136 (0.3%) 102.76 18.31
FC 0–20 7 20 (35.5%) 17.36 3.11
LO 0–20 5 20 (26.9%) 17.60 2.56
La 40–137 78 134 97.80 9.70
PN 0–10 8 10 (91.1%) 9.91 0.31
SF 0–40 8 40 (0.3%) 19.56 4.91
Att 40–154 56 150 102.96 16.25
DS 0–16 3 16 (15.1%) 12.08 2.74
Co 0–89 11 89 (0.8%) 42.37 11.39
DM 40–137 48 130 98.30 15.67
LRL 0–10 0 (5.2%) 10 (4.4%) 5.48 2.53
LRN 0–20 13 20 (51.2%) 19.08 1.27
SDR 0–12 0 (0.3%) 12 (18.0%) 9.27 2.40
FR 0–20 0 (0.3%) 20 (4.7%) 13.25 3.37
Total
 scale
40–160 61 148 99.99 14.55

IM, immediate memory; VC, visuospatial/constructional; La, language; Att, attention; DM, delayed memory; LL, list learning; SIM, story immediate memory; FC, figure copy; LO, line orientation; PN, picture naming; SF, semantic fluency; DS, digit span; Co, coding; LRL, list recall; LRN, list recognition; SDR, story delayed recall; FR, figure recall.

a

The item scores are raw scores recorded during the test of RBANS. The domain scores are converted from the item scores using conversion tables in the RBANS manual. The total score is converted from the sum of index scores using the appropriate table in the RBANS manual. For additional details, please refer to the RBANS manual (Randolph, 1998).

b

A percentage of subjects that have scores reached the limit of possible score range is included in parentheses, as an indicator of possible floor or ceiling effect.