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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychol Dev Cogn B Aging Neuropsychol Cogn. 2017 Mar 7;25(3):319–332. doi: 10.1080/13825585.2017.1298716

Table 1.

Mean (SD) raw scores of young and older adults on the temporal order memory test and standardized neuropsychological tests, along with the results of one-way analysis of variance tests comparing age group differences and associated Cohen’s d effects size estimates.

YA (n = 45) OA (n = 30) F p d
Temporal Order Memory
 Immediate Free Recall 6.58 (2.37) 5.13 (2.56) 6.28 <.01** 0.59
 Delayed Free Recall 6.57 (2.37) 4.90 (2.44) 8.81 <.01** 0.70
 Cued Recall 8.44 (1.92) 6.63 (2.72) 10.86 <.01** 0.75
Verbal Memory
 HVLT-R Immediate Free Recall 28.91 (2.42) 27.52 (4.51) 6.25 <.05* 0.39
 HVLT-R Delayed Free Recall 10.56 (1.21) 9.94 (2.20) 7.67 <.01** 0.35
Language
 Phonemic Fluency (Total) 40.38 (7.13) 42.53 (13.63) 0.80 .37 --
Attention
 DKEFS Trails: Trial 1 17.38 (5.07) 22.65 (6.98) 51.35 <.001** 0.86
Executive Functioning
 DKEFS Trails: Trial 4 63.51 (18.38) 94.48 (48.22) 40.76 <.001** 0.85
Visuospatial Perception
 Benton JoLO 25.44 (3.92) 23.96 (4.30) 8.72 <.01** 0.36
Word Reading
 WRAT-4 62.13 (3.31 64.20 (5.01) 4.64 <.05* 0.49
*

p < .05,

**

p < .01 or lower.

HVLT-R = Hopkins Verbal Learning Test-Revised

DKEFS = Delis Kaplan Executive Function System

JoLO = Benton Judgment of Line Orientation Test

WRAT-4 = Word Reading subtest of the Wide Range Achievement Test-Fourth Edition