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. 2017 May 9;9:125. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2017.00125

Table 2.

Non-parametrical analyses between faster older adults (OG/RT+) and slower older adults (OG/RT−) on the object naming task on inclusion criteria, cognitive scores and object naming performance.

OG/RT+
N = 7
OG/RT−
N = 7
Mann-Whitney test
Mean SD Mean SD Z p
Age 70.71 9.14 71.71 4.46 −0.384 0.710
Inclusion criteria Socio-cultural 3.85 0.37 3.85 0.37 0.00 1.00
Laterality 90.42 9.88 89.57 14.39 −0.332 0.805
MMSE 28.71 1.60 29.42 0.53 −0.556 0.620
HAD_A 5.71 1.70 6.71 2.21 −1.110 0.318
HAD_D 3.42 2.82 4.42 2.99 −0.642 0.535
Dubois 9.85 0.37 10.00 0.00 −1.00 0.710
Naming RTs 830.52 53.02 1004.61 68.57 −3.130 0.001
%CR 98.86 1.46 98.71 1.38 −0.335 0.805
Perceptuo-motor TMT-A 42.00 14.25 52.28 7.56 −1.599 0.128
Executive [TMT-B] minus [TMT-A] 57.00 25.31 52.00 11.71 −0.576 0.620
Verbal fluency 21.28 8.03 19.00 5.50 −0.388 0.710
Language Verbal automatisms 35.14 2.03 34.42 1.98 −0.581 0.620
Mill-Hill 40.00 2.51 10.14 1.67 −0.258 0.805
Memory Forward digit span 8.71 2.21 8.71 2.28 0.000 1.000
Backward digit span 8.57 3.45 9.00 2.08 −1.121 0.318
MacNair 13.85 5.04 15.85 6.89 −0.563 0.620

Analyses show that the two groups differ only on RTs for naming (in bold). Abbreviation: OG, Older group; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Evaluation; HAD_A, Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale_Anxiety; HAD_D, Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale_Depression; TMT-A, Trail Making Test, version A; TMT-B, Trail Making Test, version B.