Table 2. Scores on the Neurocognitive Domains for Clinical High-Risk Subjects With Good and Poor Social Outcome.

Score	Mean (SD)		F2,152 Value	P Value	Cohen fa	Post hoc Contrastsb
	Good Social (n = 48)	Poor Social n = 44)
Verbal memory	−0.51 (1.13)	−1.43 (1.39)	19.94	<.001	0.50	HC>PO, GO; PO>GO
Working memory	−0.42 (1.17)	−0.92 (1.28)	9.05	<.001	0.33	HC>PO
Executive function	−0.25 (1.29)	−1.63 (2.9)	11.37	<.001	0.39	HC>PO; PO>GO
Sustained attention	−0.35 (1.18)	−0.99 (1.4)	9.35	.003	0.34	HC>PO, GO
Processing speed	−1.08 (2.03)	−2.02 (2.44)	18.18	<.001	0.46	HC>PO, GO; PO>GO
Motor speed	−0.39 (1.22)	−0.42 (1.38)	2.92	.002	0.16	HC>PO; PO>GO
Visuospatial processing	−0.62 (1.34)	−0.87 (1.78)	5.56	.005	0.26	HC>PO
Language	−0.43 (1.46)	−1.12 (1.58)	9.08	<.001	0.34	HC>PO; PO>GO

Abbreviations: GO, good outcome; HC, healthy controls; PO, poor outcome.

^aIndicates a measure of effect size that provides the standardized mean difference between groups and can be interpreted using the following categories⁷³: small = 0.10, medium = 0.25, large = 0.40.

^bBonferroni-corrected post hoc contrast (P < .017).