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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE J Biomed Health Inform. 2015 Aug 6;19(6):1882–1892. doi: 10.1109/JBHI.2015.2461659

Table 1.

Mean demographic and neuropsychological data (with standard deviations) for Analysis 1 and 2 participant groups.

Groups (Analysis 1) Groups (Analysis 2)

Variable or Test HOA (n=50) PD (n=25) HOA (n = 18) PDNOMCI (n = 16) PDMCI (n = 9) MCI (n = 9)
Age 68.60 (9.87) 69.08 (10.12) 70.00 (9.76) 71.50 (10.10) 64.78 (9.15) 68.67 (6.46)
Education 16.66 (2.47) 16.00 (2.94) 16.89 (2.22) 15.88 (3.20) 16.22 (2.59) 17.33 (1.80)
Gender (% female) 72% 52% 72% 50% 44% 67%
WTAR standard score 115.08 (7.45) 112.88 (11.43) 114.88 (7.27) 116.00 (11.14) 107.67 (10.49) 111.22 (10.88)
TICS total score 35.41 (2.44) 34.20 (3.35) 35.29 (2.31) 34.87 (3.79) 33.00 (2.06) 32.71 (1.60)
Years since PD diagnosis - 6.35 - 4.85 9.02 -
PD Medicationsa - 70% - 67% 75% -
Grooved Pegboardb
 Dominant hand 87.94 (24.14) 141.45 (70.83) 82.94 (17.14) 120.71 (58.51) 177.75 (79.54) 95.56 (21.28)
 Non-dominant hand 95.65 (24.32) 129.68 (60.59) 98.15 (45.31) 118.92 (33.64) 148.14 (91.10) 94.00 (41.29)

HOA=healthy older adult, PD=Parkinson’s disease, MCI = mild cognitive impairment, WTAR = Wechsler Test of Adult Reading (a measure of premorbid verbal ability), TICS = Telephone Interview of Cognitive Status.

a

Medical records unavailable for one PDNOMCI and one PDMI participant.

b

A measure of manipulative dexterity.