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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Prev Alzheimers Dis. 2017;4(2):81–86. doi: 10.14283/jpad.2017.10

Table 1.

Demographics and characteristics of all participants.

YN CN MCI
n 45 141 21
Age (years) 21.4±2.3 (18–27) 73.9±7.1 (60–90) 77.2±8.2 (61–90)
Sex (% Female) 71.1 73.1 42.9
Race (% White) 73.3 76.9 95.2
Education (years) 14.4±1.6 (12–18) 16.1±2.9 (5–20) 17.0±1.9 (14–20)
AMNART IQ 122.0±4.5 (111–131) 121.5±9.3 (80–132) 121.8±8.3 (99–131)
MMSE 29.7±0.7 (27–30) 29.0±1.2 (25–30) 27.3±1.7 (24–29)
FCSRT free recall 38.6±3.5 (28–46) 33.1±4.5 (25–47) 15.1±8.3 (3–24)
FCSRT cued recall 47.9±0.3 (47–48) 47.8±0.5 (46–48) 36.6±11.9 (13–48)
TMT-A (sec) 20.7±5.9 (12–36) 39.5±15.4 (12–95) 38.8±16.3 (16–72)
TMT-B (sec) 45.7±10.9 (27–68) 93.3±48.4 (26–300) 105.8±57.5 (41–230)

AMNART IQ (American National Adult Reading Test intelligence quotient), CN (clinically normal elderly), MCI (mild cognitive impairment), MMSE (Mini-Mental State Exam), FCSRT (Free and Cued Selective Reminding Test), TMT (Trailmaking Test), YN (young normal).

Values represent mean ± standard deviation (except for n, Sex, and Race).