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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2014 Sep 26;159(0):506–508. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2014.08.028

Table 1.

Neuropsychological scores for participants with schizophrenia and healthy controls.

Demographic Information Schizophrenia Controls
 Age 42.19±10.00 41.59±8.49
 Education 13.32±1.93 14.90±1.96
 SES 3.38±1.23 2.22±0.92
 Parental SES 2.78±1.18 2.54±1.06
IGT
 Block 1 −1.88±9.77 −1.78±10.10
 Block 2 −0.33±8.31 3.63±7.89
 Block 3 1.21±8.16 4.37±9.02
 Block 4 −1.29±9.74 3.97±9.94
 Block 5 0.03±10.00 3.94±10.20
 Total Net −1.94±25.24 14.25±27.44
WAIS-III IQ
 Full Scale 93.51±12.96 107.51±15.40
 Verbal 96.06±13.78 107.22±14.18
 Performance 91.08±12.82 106.18±16.80
WMS-III Memory Quotient
 Immediate Memory 85.25±17.37 101.87±15.21
 Delayed Memory 89.35±14.64 103.02±13.16
WMS-III Index
 Auditory Immediate 89.62±15.21 103.33±14.76
 Visual Immediate 85.52±17.17 98.82±15.07
 Auditory Delayed 95.02±15.77 106.36±13.56
 Visual Delayed 87.33±16.61 101.14±14.21
WCST
 Categories Completed 3.77±2.31 5.22±1.61
 Non perseverative errors 18.60±11.61 12.15±9.73
 Perseverative errors 23.96±20.15 12.33±10.61

Note. Values are means plus or minus standard deviations. SES = socioeconomic status; IGT= Iowa Gambling Test (IGT); WAIS-III = Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale---Third Edition; WMS-III Wechsler Memory Scale---Third Edition; WCST=Wisconsin Card Sorting Test.