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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2015 Aug 11;230(1):56–64. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2015.08.011

Table 3.

Participant Characteristics, Neuropsychological Variables, and Predictors in Study 2

Measure r-MDD
(n = 37)
M (SD)
HC
(n = 23)
M (SD)
t p
Gender (% female) 70.3 52.2 χ2 = 2.00 0.16
Age 21.19 (1.79) 21.34 (1.82) 0.33 0.74
Education 14.30 (1.58) 14.83 (1.53) 1.28 0.21
Verbal IQa 104.29 (9.01) 102.82 (9.37) −0.59 0.56
HAM-D 2.62 (2.94) 0.43 (1.04) −4.13* <0.001
HAM-A 2.92 (3.02) 0.83 (1.80) −3.36* 0.001
No. of Depressive Episodesa 2.24 (2.11) 0.00 (0.00) −6.11* <0.001
BAS-RR b 16.85 (2.24) 16.94 (1.89) 0.14 0.89
BIS b 20.12 (3.37) 19.71 (2.47) −0.45 0.66
BAS-D b 10.62 (2.00) 10.82 (1.47) 0.38 0.71
Go Target Reaction Time (ms) a 443.82 (38.97) 427.62 (31.76) −1.57 0.12
Go Target Accuracy (%) a 0.96 (0.04) 0.98 (0.03) 1.36 0.18
Digit Symbol (scaled) a 10.92 (1.98) 10.90 (2.95) −0.03 0.98
Purdue Pegboard (Dominant hand)a 14.95 (1.76) 15.25 (1.74) 0.62 0.54
*

Levene’s test indicated equal variances not assumed.

a

Missing up to 4 participants per group.

b

Sample size reduced because not all participants completed the BIS/BAS (rMDD = 34, HC = 17)