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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2014 Sep 18;159(0):385–394. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2014.08.015

Table 2.

Cognitive Test Domain Results

Pooled Antidepressants vs. Placebo
Cognitive Domain N Studies N Participants Hedges’ g 95% CI P I2%
Executive function 8 259 0.17 0.025,0.31 0.02 47
Attention 5 321 0.022 −0.19,0.23 0.84 0
Processing Speed 6 344 0.09 −0.031,−0.21 0.15 16
Visuospatial Processinga 3 94 0.14 −0.73,1.00 0.76 78b
Auditory Verbal Long-Term Memory 4 110 0.058 −0.20,0.31 0.66 41
Visuospatial Long-Term Memorya 4 141 0.07 −0.45,0.59 0.79 66b
Long-Term Memorya 7 214 0.11 −0.18,0.40 0.45 45
Auditory Verbal Working Memory 4 288 0.11 −0.12,0.34 0.34 0
Visuospatial Working Memory 4 123 0.063 −0.18,0.31 0.61 7
Working Memory 8 412 0.074 −0.087,0.24 0.37 0
Auditory Verbal Memory 5 308 0.084 −0.081,0.25 0.32 20
Visuospatial Memorya 5 160 0.065 −0.16,0.29 0.57 0
Memory 9 432 0.077 −0.038,0.19 0.19 46
Verbal Fluency 5 327 0.019 −0.14,0.18 0.81 0
Composite Cognition Score 11 501 0.095 0.021,0.17 0.012 45

Positive Hedges’ g favors treatment group; fixed effects models, except where noted

Bolded p-values: p < 0.05

a

Random effects

b

< 3 studies available per subgroup so planned subanalyses not run