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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Epilepsy Behav. 2015 Apr 7;46:209–214. doi: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2015.02.038

Table 2.

Descriptive and reliability statistics for Neuro-QoL short-form T-scores

Neuro-QoL Short-form Nitems Npersons MGPT MCT SD α T-Rb
ICCs
Mean changed
(min; max)
Social Relations – Interactions with Peersa 8 59 52.70 9.77 .86 .62 −0.83 (−39.5; 18.4)
Cognitive Functiona 14 61 48.99 7.25 .86 .68 0.87 (−11.1; 15.2)

Depression 8 59 45.16 7.13 .85 .74 −0.86 (−11.9; 16.2)
Anxiety 8 58 49.02 7.58 .76 .70 −2.69 (−16.4; 17.8)
Stigma 8 61 45.39 5.73 .79 .44 −0.75 (−12.0; 19.3)
Fatigue 11 61 49.10 7.26 .80 .64 0.08 (−13.3; 13.1)
Pain 10 59 46.88 6.87 .87 .64 −0.63 (−13.7; 12.8)

Lower Extremity Function –Mobilitya 20 56 95.65c 9.06 .77 .78 0.1 (−27.6; 36.5)
Upper Extremity Function -Fine Motor, ADLa 20 59 96.72c 8.34 .86 .94 −1.1 (−36.3; 15.0)
a

For these banks, a high score indicates better function; for all other banks a high score indicates worse function

b

Time 1 vs. Time 2 (7 days)

c

These two scales were not calibrated using IRT due to skewed distributions. Possible scores range from 0 (unable to do) −100 (without difficulty).

d

Time 3 (6 month) – Time 1

MGPT – Mean General Population T-Score; MCT- Mean Clinical T-Score

α - Cronbach’s alpha

T-R - Test-Retest