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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychol Dev Cogn B Aging Neuropsychol Cogn. 2016 Sep 2;24(5):543–554. doi: 10.1080/13825585.2016.1226747

Table 1.

Completion of the TEA according to demographic and health characteristics in adults aged 80 years and older, MOBILIZE Boston Study II.

Characteristics Completed TEA (n=182 )
percent
Incomplete TEA
(n= 67 )
percent
p-value*
Age groups
    80–89y 78 70
    90–102y 23 30 .24
Women 65 70 .48
Education:
    High school or less 22 42
    Attended college 78 58 .002
Race: White 86 69
        Black 10 25
        Other 4 6 .006
Fair/poor self-rated
health
7 19 .005
Hearing problem 57 74 .017
Vision problem £ 22 27 .42
Cognition (MMSE<23)
17 63 ≤.001
*

Mantel -Haenzel chi-square test (1 d.f.), except for race comparisons, which used chi- square test for overall differences (2 d.f.)

Self-reported health (fair/poor vs. good/very good/excellent)

Self-reported hearing problem (yes/no)

£

**** Poor vision was defined as the lowest performing quartile

TEA – Test of Everyday Attention