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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2016 Apr 23;240:278–283. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2016.04.078

Table 2.

Motor activity and object interactions in the hBPM for manic BD subjects and healthy comparison subjects.

hBPM measures BD (n = 44) HCS (n = 38) Group differences
Accelerationa M (SE) M (SE) F (df) p-value partial η2
Epochs 1-3b 57.77 (3.17) 31.34 (3.38) 30.55 (1,79) < 0.001 0.28
Epoch 1c 57.87 (3.41) 35.69 (3.41) 21.18 (1,79) < 0.001 0.21
Epoch 2d 61.36 (4.10) 29.62 (4.37) 26.41 (1,79) < 0.001 0.25
Epoch 3e 55.27 (4.07) 29.62 (4.34) 17.42 (1,79) < 0.001 0.18
% Habituation −6.54 (10.97) 6.15 (11.70) 0.59 (1,79) 0.45 0.01
Object interactions BD (n = 38) HCS (n = 38) Group differences
F (df) p-value partial η2
Epochs 1-3b 23.11 (2.01) 5.84 (1.99) 35.23 (1,73) < 0.001 0.32
Epoch 1c 10.80 (1.00) 2.56 (0.99) 32.27 (1,73) < 0.001 0.30
Epoch 2d 8.93 (0.90) 1.69 (0.89) 30.87 (1,73) < 0.001 0.29
Epoch 3e 4.98 (0.82) 1.80 (0.81) 7.42 (1,73) 0.01 0.09

Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) conducted with years of education as a covariate. BD = Bipolar Disorder, hBPM = human Behavioral Pattern Monitor, HCS = healthy comparison subjects, M = estimated marginal mean, SE = standard error.

a

Acceleration measured in digital units (estimated marginal mean, standard error).

b

Epochs 1-3 = 1-15 min.

c

Epoch 1 = 1-5 min.

d

Epoch 2 = 5-10 min.

e

Epoch 3 = 10-15 min.