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. 2016 Jul 27;2016:6810215. doi: 10.1155/2016/6810215

Table 2.

Neuropsychological profile of participants with ADHD and typically developing youth (TD).

ADHD boys ADHD girls TD boys TD girls F-value
ACT Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD F: group F: sex F: (G) × (S)
Total 32.13 11.2 44.50 8.4 48.44 8.3 48.50 15.9 5.35∗∗ 2.00 1.86

CPT
 Omission 58.11 9.8 47.18 3.7 45.68 7.3 49.07 11.3 3.05 1.56 5.63
 Commission 53.54 5.4 56.78 6.3 46.58 21 59.96 18.5 0.16 3.10 1.16
 Hit RT 58.42 12.3 40.42 5.2 48.89 6.9 48.21 13.5 0.06 6.65 5.73
 Hit RT SE 61.46 10.5 49.42 11.1 47.10 7.8 49.56 12.1 4.21 1.91 4.37
 Hit RT ISI 62.83 16.1 51.24 9.5 53.18 12.6 52.05 12.7 0.97 2.01 1.36
 Hit SE ISI 59.48 11.7 55.24 11.5 45.09 9.5 49.67 8.8 8.51∗∗ 0.00 1.69
 Hit RT Block 60.45 11.3 48.2 13.4 50.07 13.6 48.77 11.9 0.47 5.96 4.38
 Hit SE Block 59.08 7.9 40.95 11.3 48.88 11.7 49.11 7.53 0.12 9.46 9.96

Note. ACT, Auditory Consonant Trigrams test; CPT, Continuous Performance Task; omission, number of times the subject fails to respond when target was presented; commission, number of response in absence of target; Hit RT, overall reaction time; Hit RT Block, slope of change in RTs over the six time blocks; Hit SE Block, slope of change in RTs standard errors over the six time blocks; Hit RT ISI, slope of change in RTs over the three interstimulus intervals; Hit SE ISI, slope of change in RTs SE over the three ISI; F: group corresponds to the Fisher test comparing youth with ADHD to youth without; F: sex corresponds to the Fisher test comparing boys to girls and F(G × S) corresponds to the Fisher measure observed for the interaction between the group and the sex.

p < 0.05; ∗∗ p < 0.01; all ps are two-tailed.