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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2016 Nov 14;31(1):44–51. doi: 10.1037/neu0000324

Table 5.

Contrasts of Indirect Effects

Contrast β 95% CI
1 vs. 2 -.069 [-.288, .034]
1 vs. 3 -.140 [-.417, -.007]*
1 vs. 4 -.186 [-.585, -.005]*
1 vs. 5 -.087 [-.441, .049]
1 vs. 6 -.146 [-.517, .002]
2 vs. 3 -.070 [-.266, .005]
2 vs. 4 -.117 [-.451, .025]
2 vs. 5 -.913 [-1.783, -.281]*
2 vs. 6 -.716 [-1.434, -.159]*
3 vs. 4 -.047 [-.304, .087]
3 vs. 5 .052 [-.076, .307]
3 vs. 6 -.006 [-.206, .120]
4 vs. 5 .099 [-.005, .342]
4 vs. 6 .040 [-.121, .304]
5 vs. 6 -.059 [-.343, .066]

Note. 1 = Number-Letter Switching; 2 = Letter Fluency; 3 = Category Fluency; 4 = Category Switching; 5 = Inhibition; 6 = Inhibition/Switching.

*

p < .05.