Table 2.

IGT-AD Distress Subscale Statistics

Item	6 Weeks		6 Months
	Non-Elevated	Elevated	Non-Elevated	Elevated
Upset about my test results	0.10 (0.60)	0.60 (1.04)†	0.09 (0.41)	0.31 (0.62)*
Sad about my test result	0.07 (0.40)	0.64 (1.04) †	0.06 (0.38)	0.42 (0.64) †
Anxious about test result	0.06 (0.38)	0.56 (0.96) †	0.03 (0.17)	0.35 (0.56) †
Perceived loss of control	0.22 (0.68)	0.24 (0.52)	0.29 (0.79)	0.31 (0.68)
Problems enjoying life because of test result	0.0 (0.0)	0.12 (0.44)*	0.0 (0.0)	0.08 (0.27)*
Worry about risk of AD	0.35 (0.66)	1.24 (1.13) †	0.43 (0.78)	1.00 (1.20)*
Uncertain about what test means for my AD risk	0.26 (0.63)	1.00 (1.38) †	0.26 (0.78)	0.69 (1.01) †
Uncertain about what test means for children/family’s AD risk	0.28 (0.70)	0.88 (1.01) †	0.23 (0.69)	0.77 (1.07) †
Frustration due to lack of AD prevention guidelines	0.35 (0.78)	0.88 (1.13)*	0.39 (0.93)	0.92 (1.20) †
Concern regarding how test result will affect insurance status	0.07 (0.40)	0.20 (0.58)	0.09 (0.33)	0.04 (0.20)
Perceived difficulty talking about test result with family	0.01 (0.12)	0.30 (0.76) †	0.04 (0.21)	0.17 (0.38)
Regret about getting test results	0.0 (0.0)	0.28 (0.68) †	0.0 (0.0)	0.23 (0.59) †
IGT Distress Total	1.77 (3.73)	7.17 (8.54)	1.91 (3.65)	5.29 (6.08)*

Items scored on a 0 – 5 scale with 0= Never, 1 = very rarely, 2 = infrequently, 3 = sometimes, 4 = frequently, and 5 = very often. Mann-Whitney U Tests used for individual items. Independent-samples t-test used for IGT-Distress Total Score.

^*p < .05

^†p < .01