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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2018;61(3):917–928. doi: 10.3233/JAD-170555

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical information: means and standard deviations

non-MCI
(n = 33)
aMCI
(n = 15)
mixed/dys MCI
(n = 18)
significance
Age   77.27 (6.26)   76.20 (6.48)   77.88 (5.46) ns
Education   14.63 (3.00)   14.20 (2.67)   13.50 (2.95) ns
MMSE   27.69 (1.75)   26.73 (2.21)   26.44 (1.58) ns
WRAT-IV Reading subtest 116.30 (18.60) 116.46 (13.37) 110.61 (16.39) ns
IADL abilities   14.90 (2.44)   13.38 (3.52)   14.23 (2.70) ns
Geriatric Depression Scale     3.63 (2.52)     3.06 (2.71)     4.11 (3.12) ns
Executive Index
(z-scores)
  –0.12 (0.36)   –0.37 (0.49)   –1.02 (0.77) mixed/dys MCI < non-MCI; p < 0.001
mixed/dys MCI < aMCI; p < 0.003
Naming/Lexical access Index
(z-scores)
  –0.10 (0.50)   –0.27 (0.60)   –0.91 (0.91) mixed/dys MCI < non-MCI; p < 0.001
mixed/dys MCI < aMCI; p < 0.021
Memory Index
(z-scores)
  –0.04 (0.67)   –1.48 (0.49)   –0.71 (0.78) aMCI < non-MCI; p < 0.001
aMCI < mixed/dys MCI; p < 0.005
mixed/dys MCI < non-MCI; p < 0.003

aMCI, amnestic mild cognitive impairment; mixed/dys MCI, multi-domain/dysexecutive mild cognitive impairment; IADL, instrumental activities of daily living; WRAT-IV, Wide Range Achievement Test-IV; ns, not significant.