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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 23.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Psychol (Amst). 2013 Sep 7;144(2):424–432. doi: 10.1016/j.actpsy.2013.08.002

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for the intelligence sub-tasks, executive function tasks, clinical measures, and disfluencies

Task N Mean SD Min Max Skew Kurtosis
IQ tests
Matrix/Block 106 11.64 2.81 2.00 18.00 −.36 1.16
Vocabularya 106 3.44 .40 2.24 4.36 −.18 .26
Similaritiesa 106 3.44 .41 2.45 4.36 .15 −.38
EF tasks
Stop signal RTc 106 5.47 .24 4.55 6.13 .06 2.10
Stroop 106 9.64 8.36 −11.39 35.81 .24 .91
Trails B – A 106 28.39 14.73 −8.00 80.69 .61 1.78
Perseveration errorsb 106 .17 .06 .05 .33 .20 .09
Clinical measures
Hyperactiv/Impulsivc 106 3.88 .14 3.58 4.28 .44 .67
Disfluencies
Unfilled pausesd 106 10.31 14.27 −23 44.41 −.29 .20
Filled pausesd 106 −14.47 10.81 −23 12.64 .74 −.90
Repetitionsd 106 −14.97 9.55 −23 3.65 .50 −1.43
Repairsd 106 −5.90 13.18 −23 22.38 .12 −.81

Note.

a

square root transformation,

b

inverse transformation,

c

logarithm transformation, and

d

rationalized arcsine transformation (Studebaker, 1985).