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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 13.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Imaging Behav. 2011 Mar;5(1):65–75. doi: 10.1007/s11682-010-9111-2

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical description of patient participants

Subject characteristics C/C Subjects (n=8) T Carriers (n=10) Statistics p
Demographics
 Age at fMRI 38.9±4.3 42.9±4.1 t=−0.67 0.52
 Sex 5 Male/3 Female 8 Male/2 Female X2=0.68 0.41
 Race 4 Caucasian/4 African-American 9 Caucasian/1 African-American X2=3.55 0.06
 Length of Illness (yrs) 14.9±3.3 19.0±3.7 t = 0.82 0.42
 Estimated Verbal IQ 101 ±4 106±4 t = −.072 0.48
 Edinburgh Handedness Inventory 92±3 88±5 t=0.62 0.55
Clinical
 PANSS Positive 13.3±2.1 15.4±1.9 t=−.076 0.46
 PANSS Negative 18.3±2.0 15.4±2.0 t=1.00 0.33
 PANSS General 28.0±2.0 28.9±1.3 t=−.039 0.70
 PANSS Total 59.5±4.2 59.7±4.3 t=−.033 0.97
 CPZ Equivalents 365±87 507±149 t=−.077 0.45
Performance and Motion
Antisaccade Latency (ms)
 - correct trials 295±15 345±28 t=−1.58 0.14
 - error trials 251 ±28 283±24 t=−0.87 0.40
 Antisaccade % Error 20.7±5.1 18.6±3.9 t=0.33 0.75
 Error Self-correction % 79.5 77.6 t=0.19 0.85
 Total Motion (mm) 1.71±0.26 1.62±0.19 t=0.28 0.79

Values are reported as mean±standard error

fMRI, functional magnetic resonance imaging; PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; CPZ, chlorpromazine