Table 5.

Aim 3: Correlations Between Study Variables and Self-Reported Driving Outcomes (N = 26)

Variables	Self- rated Driving Quality	Days Driven Out of 7	Miles Driven in 7-day Week	Accidents in Previous 2 Years	Pulled Over in Previous 2 Years
Demographic Variables
Age	.05	−.08	.04	−.10	−.17
Education	−.09	.16	.17	−.15	.08
Income	−.12	.30	.61**	.20	−.12
Mental/Physical Health Variables
Number of Co-morbidities	.00	−.26	−.35	−.10	.15
Number of Medications	−.18	−.43*	−.51**	.10	.04
CES-Depression	.28	−.14	−.03	.25	.15
Alcohol Use	−.24	.09	−.12	−.18	−.14
Drug Use	.18	−.47*	−.24	.12	−.06
Years with HIV	−.20	.00	.39	−.03	−.07
Medication Adherence	−.19	−.03	.15	.20	.14
CD4+ T Cell Count (clinic values)	.15	−.47*	−.29	.05	.14
Viral Load (clinic values)	−.13	−.35	−.20	−.16	−.18
Cognitive Variables
UFOV® Total	.21	−.14	.52**	.37	.09
Complex Reaction Time	.23	.04	.04	.37	−.07
Letter Comparison	−.18	.34	.03	−.01	.20
Pattern Comparison	−.21	.19	.00	−.32	.33
HVLT-R Memory	−.18	−.27	−.03	.04	.12
Finger Tapping Test	−.02	.10	.29	−.10	.27
Trails A	.22	−.50**	−.30	−.11	.19
Trails B	−.08	−.23	−.13	.08	−.04
Everyday Functioning Variable
TIADL	−.09	−.31	.22	−.24	−.21
Driving Simulator Variables
Lowest Gross RT	.20	.23	.42*	.42*	−.04
Average Gross RT	.15	.27	.39	.35	−.06
Total Number Collisions	.33	.21	.16	.38*	.04
Total Number Pedestrian Hits	.13	.17	.46*	−.01	−.06
Total Number Correct DA Responses	−.16	.13	−.08	.08	.07
Total Drive Time (seconds)	.11	.06	−.17	.08	.15
% of Drive Time Over Speed Limit	.17	−.11	.09	.03	.06
% of Drive Time Out of Lane	.06	.21	.28	.17	−.11
Lowest DA RT	.15	.07	.17	.10	−.17
Average DA RT	.23	.23	.12	−.03	.10

Notes.

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01

^†= cell/mm³,

^‡= copies/ml.

HVLT-R = Hopkins Verbal Learning Test -Revised; TIADL = Timed Instrumental Activities of Daily Living; UFOV^® = Useful Field of View; DA = Divided Attention; RT = Reaction Time.

All cognitive data were analyzed using raw values.