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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 29.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Aging Res. 2015;41(4):386–409. doi: 10.1080/0361073X.2015.1053755

Table 3.

Cohort Differences on Demographic and Cognitive Variables

80–84
Original Offspring p-value
N= 216 N= 36
Age 82.7±1.3 81.6±1.4 <0.001
Male, N (%) 80 (37.4%) 16 (44.4%) ns
Education, N (%) <HS: 40(18.5%)
HS: 107(49.5%)
SC: 38(17.6%)
CD: 31(14.4%)
<HS: 2(5.6%)
HS: 16(44.4%)
SC: 11(30.6%)
CD: 7(19.4%)
0.031
WRAT* 48[43,51] 48.5[45,51] ns+
LMI 9.1±3.8 8.9±4.3 ns+
LMD 7.8±4.0 8.2±4.1 ns+
TMB-TMA* 1.6[1.1,3.0] 1.5[0.8,2.2] ns+
SIM 13.3±4.8 14.7±4.1 ns+
COWAT 32.5±13.4 38.4±11.6 ns+
HVOT* 20.5[16.5,23] 23.5[18.5,25] 0.014+
BNT* 25[21,27] 26[22,28] ns+

HS: high school; SC: some college; CD: college degree; LMI: WMS-R Logical Memory Immediate Recall; LMD: WMS-R Logical Memory Delayed Recall; TMB-TMA: Trail Making Test B-Trail Making Test A; SIM: WAIS-R Similarities Subtest; COWAT: Controlled Word Association Test; HVOT: Hooper Visual Organizational Test; BNT: Boston Naming Test.

All values are mean±SD unless otherwise noted

*

values are Median [Q1, Q3]

+

age-adjusted p-value