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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Otol Neurotol. 2018 Feb;39(2):250–257. doi: 10.1097/MAO.0000000000001679

Table 2.

Self and informant-reported executive functioning in cochlear implant (CI) users and normal-hearing (NH) controls

BRIEF–A Self–Report Informant–Report
CI User NH CI User NH
N = 30 N = 42 N = 27 N = 35
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Inhibit 49.47 6.54 50.81 8.25 46.81 6.83 48.23 8.24
Shift 53.93* 9.00 50.83 10.74 45.96 6.20 48.94 10.01
Emotional Control 52.40 9.43 48.86 9.63 48.00 8.66 46.34 10.18
Self Monitor 49.33 8.28 48.05 12.42 49.42 8.54 46.60 9.72
Initiate 50.97 8.80 52.79 12.35 51.11 8.86 50.71 12.07
Working Memory 51.33 8.92 54.55* 10.61 47.85 5.99 51.49 12.07
Plan/Organize 50.87 10.36 51.36 10.86 48.89 8.80 48.49 10.62
Task Monitor 54.50* 9.39 52.86 11.87 49.48 7.80 48.97 11.74
Organization of Material 50.83 7.91 51.19 12.45 51.15 9.47 50.97 10.74
Behavioral Recognition Index 51.70 7.77 49.48 10.82 47.77 7.20 47.06 10.40
Metacognition 51.77 8.14 52.74 11.73 49.67 7.40 49.74 10.89
Global Executive Composite 51.80 7.20 52.00 12.74

Note. BRIEF–A subscale scores are expressed as T scores (M = 50, SD = 10). Subscale scores in bold represent scores that are significantly (*p < .05 based on one-tailed tests) greater than the normative mean.