Table 5.
Assessment of Joint Influence of HRV and Resting Global and Regional CBF on Cognitive Scores
Trails B | Digits backward |
Stroop interference |
|
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Ln HF | −.15 | .10a | .17 |
Ln HF with CBF | −.13 | .12 | .18 |
Ln HF with pHIP | −.15 | .11 | .17 |
Ln HF with PUT | −.15 | .10a | .16 |
Ln HF with AMY | −.14 | .12 | .17 |
Ln HF with dPCC | −.15 | .12 | .16 |
Ln HF with HIP | −.13 | .12 | .17 |
Ln HF with STG1 | −.14 | .11 | .18 |
Ln HF with STG2 | −.15 | .10a | .17 |
Note. Standardized beta weights from analyses adding CBF variables to HF (Caucasians n = 337).
p =.06. All other beta values are significant at p < .05 or better. No beta value for LnHF was significantly altered by the addition of CBF measures.