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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2015 Aug 28;296:85–93. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2015.08.028

Table 2.

Genetic Impact on Cognitive Performance

Cognitive Test TT vs MMe t p Df N (MM, TT) Effect size
RBANS coding a −7.270 −2.289 0.026* 48 54 (27, 27) −0.513
Trails A a 2.745 0.663 0.511 47 53 (26, 27) 0.153
RBANS digit span a −0.152 −0.189 0.851 48 54 (27, 27) −0.043
CWIT Trial 1 b, c 0.280 0.176 0.861 46 52 (27, 25) 0.049
CWIT Trial 2 b −0.339 −0.215 0.831 47 53 (27, 26) −0.049
RBANS picture naming a,d −0.205 −0.847 0.401 48 54 (27, 27) −0.193
RBANS semantic fluency a −3.797 −2.416 0.019* 48 54 (27, 27) −0.541
Word generation FASa −2.309 −1.278 0.209 36 42 (18, 24) −0.349
Word generation −3.713 −2.284 0.028* 36 42 (18, 24) −0.614
Trails B b 24.495 1.236 0.222 48 54 (27, 27) 0.281
LNSa −0.688 −0.842 0.404 48 54 (27, 27) −0.192
CWIT Trial 3 b 1.033 0.181 0.858 47 53 (27, 26) 0.041
CWIT Trial 4 b −4.476 −0.643 0.523 47 53 (27, 26) −0.147
Maze task b 94.365 1.429 0.162 36 42 (18, 24) 0.389

Note: No significant differences were observed between TT or MM participants with and without imaging data on any of the cognitive measures (all p’s > .05)

a

Number Correct,

b

Completion Time,

c

One TT participant was removed from the analysis due to its Cook’s distance larger than 1,

d

Logistic regression showed the same and statistically non-significant trend as the linear regression.

*

Statistically Significant p < .05