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. 2017 Feb 10;12(2):e0171657. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0171657

Table 3. Comparison of UHR and Control ERPs for the passive auditory task.

Control UHR Statistic p Cohen’s d
n 58 80
Age 19.1 (3.18) 18.6 (2.68) t(136) = .96 .34
Male/Female 30/28 38/42 χ2(1) = .24 .62
MMNAmplitude
Duration -4.80 (2.12) -4.49 (2.28) F(1,135) = .32 .57 .098
Frequency -3.00 (1.66) -3.13 (1.58) F(1,135) = .33 .57 .099
Intensity -3.01 (1.52) -3.14 (1.96) F(1,135) = .30 .58 .095
MMNLatency
Duration 183.6 (13.3) 185.5 (16.9) F(1,135) = .32 .58 .097
Frequency 164.3 (19.8) 163.3 (24.0) F(1,135) = .29 .59 .093
Intensity 160.1 (27.9) 159.3 (26.4) F(1,135) = .12 .74 .059
P3aAmplitude
Duration 3.27 (2.17) 3.32 (1.93) F(1,135) = .15 .70 .066
Frequency 2.59 (1.68) 2.54 (2.01) F(1,135) < .01 .99 .003
Intensity 1.82 (1.78) 1.79 (1.75) F(1,135) < .01 .96 .010
P3aLatency
Duration 287.9 (18.3) 286.8 (21.2) F(1,135) = .18 .67 .074
Frequency 274.8 (21.8) 277.3 (21.2) F(1,135) = .19 .67 .075
Intensity 269.4 (27.5) 279.4 (31.5) F(1,135) = 3.42 .07 .318

Means, standard deviations and effect sizes for the comparison of ERP measures in UHR and controls at baseline. Mean (SD) are raw scores in μV or ms. F, p and d statistics are from an ANCOVA co-varied for age (performed separately for each deviant type for MMN and P3a measures). There are no statistically significant differences between UHR and control groups in this table.