Table 5.
Correlations between CRP (ln) and symptom clusters
| Visit 1 r value (p value) |
Visit 2 r value (p value) |
Visit 3 r value (p value) |
Visit 4 r value (p value) |
Visit 5 r value (p value) |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Symptom cluster total score | |||||
| Global cognition score | −0.1061 (0.3685) |
−0.2721 (0.0199) |
–0.1669 (0.1643) |
–0.1706 (0.1580) |
–0.1978 (0.1114) |
| Affective symptoms score | −0.0356 (0.7636) |
0.01575 (0.8948) |
0.1872 (0.1181) |
0.1661 (0.1693) |
0.0515 (0.6812) |
| Cognitive efficiency score | −0.2706 (0.0197) |
−0.24277 (0.0385) |
–0.3287 (0.0051) |
–0.2746 (0.0214) |
–0.3810 (0.0016) |
| Symptom cluster weighted sums | |||||
| Global cognition | −0.1036 (0.3796) |
−0.2777 (0.0174) |
–0.2335 (0.0500) |
–0.2128 (0.0748) |
–0.2590 (0.0330) |
| Affective symptoms | 0.1289 (0.2706) |
0.05461 (0.6417) |
0.2781 (0.0172) |
0.2080 (0.0840) |
0.1410 (0.2550) |
| Cognitive efficiency | −0.3199 (0.0055) |
−0.3367 (0.0036) |
–0.3796 (0.0011) |
–0.3018 (0.0105) |
–0.3609 (0.0025) |
Cluster total scores were derived from factor loading for all visits combined (top three rows).Weighted sums that had a significant loading (absolute value ≥0.40) on a factor were used for the cluster weighted sums Italics indicate significance at α=0.05