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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 15.
Published in final edited form as: Neuroimage. 2017 Jun 8;157:288–296. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2017.06.015

Table 2.

Bivariate correlations between self-report and task-based impulsivity measures

1. BIS-11 Total 2. BIS-11 Attentional Impulsivity 3. BIS-11 Motor Impulsivity 4. BIS-11 Non-planning Impulsivity 5. Go Trial Accuracy 6. No-Go (repeat) Trial Accuracy 7. No-Go (syllable) Trial Accuracy 8. Post-error Slowdown
1. – .779
(<.001†)		 .728
(<.001†)		 .859
(<.001†)		 −.077
(.436)		 −.162
(.099) 		−.003
(.979)		 −.043
(.665)
2. – .374
(<.001†)		 .513
(<.001†)		 −.029
(.770)		 −.166
(.090) 		−.039
(.694)		 −.172
(.078)
3. – .428
(<.001†)		 −.042
(.669)		 −.166
(.091) 		−.029
(.771)		 −.004
(.968)
4. – −.099
(.313)		 −.073
(.459)		 .045
(.647)		 .049
(.621)
5. – .076
(.444)		 .160
(.102)		 −.420
(<.001†)
6. – .493
(.001†)		 .178
(.069)
7. – .195
(.046)
8. –

Relationships with p<0.10 are italicized. Relationships with p<0.05 are bolded.

†

Relationship remained significant after controlling for age and gender.