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. 2015 Dec 23;11:20–29. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2015.12.010

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical and neuropsychological data.

Controls
‘Low to mild’ VM impairments
‘Moderate to severe’ VM impairments
p-value
(N = 23)
(N = 23)
(N = 27)

Mean SD Range Mean SD Range Mean SD Range
Age 33.26 8.17 22:50 34.57 8.7 24:50 35.85 8.66 21:50 0.49
IQ 112.50 14.21 80:133 99.43 12.53 75:116 90.19 12.80 70:120 < 0.001
ISLT
Learning recall 27.27 3.13 20:31 24.67 2.96 21:33 16.75 4.02 7:24
Delayed recall 9.14 2.03 5:12 9.00 1.55 6:11 4.61 2.00 1:8
z-scores 0.00 0.92 − 1.93:1.14 − 0.47 0.75 − 1.30:1.37 − 2.85 1.00 − 5.24 :− 1.44 < 0.001



N % N % N %
Gender 0.16
Male 15 65 13 57 22 81
Female 8 35 10 43 5 19
Parental socioeconomic status 0.15
Lower 1 4 4 20 3 14
Lower-middle 6 26 5 25 4 19
Middle 8 35 8 40 12 57
Upper-middle 4 17 1 5 2 10
Upper 4 17 2 10 0 0
Handeness category 0.28
Right 15 65 14 61 11 40
Moderately right 3 13 4 17 8 30
Ambidextrous 2 9 2 9 3 11
Moderately left 2 9 2 9 4 15
Left 1 4 1 4 1 4



Mean SD Range Mean SD Range
SANS (without attention total) 19.13 8.7 4:34 25.52 9.93 6:51 0.03
SAPS 17.13 18.05 0:60 20.15 15.85 1:53 0.63
Age of onset 21.74 4.56 15:33 24.22 7.69 14:43 0.19
Duration of illness 12.83 7.41 4:28 11.63 7.61 3:33 0.48
Medication (mg chlorpromazine) 632.63 472.13 45:1774 480.83 456.32 11:2179 0.26

Note: VM = verbal memory, ISLT = International Shopping List Task, SANS = Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms, SAPS = Scale for the Assessment of Positive Symptoms. Post-hoc Bonferroni correction (with a criteria of p < .05) was applied for IQ (each group differed from each other) and ISLT (a significant difference existed between the patient subgroups). Due to incomplete records, 3 patients with ‘low to mild’ VM impairments and 6 with ‘moderate to severe’ VM impairments having missing datapoints for parental socioeconomic status.