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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 4.

Correlation between TEA subscale scores and Neuropsychological Tests

Neuropsych. Test	Visual Elevator	Map Search	Telephone Search	Telephone w/ Counting	Dual task decrement
Trails A	.60^**	−.49^**	.64^**	.70^**	.41^**
Trails B	.49^**	−.51^**	.55^**	.46^**	.20^**
Trails B-A Delta	.33^**	−.41^**	.45^**	.32^**	.06
Clock-in-a-box	−.41^**	.35^**	−.36^**	−.39^**	−.34^**
FAS words	−.33^**	.34^**	−.40^**	−.43^**	−.31^**
HVLT: Immed. Recall	−.17^*	.37^**	−.33^**	−.37^**	−.24^**
HVLT: Delayed recall	−.18^**	.36^**	−.31^**	−.31^**	−.26^**
HVLT: Recognition	−.13	.25^**	−0.34^**	−.30^**	−.22^**
MMSE	−.37^**	.39^**	−.45^**	−.48^**	−.37^**

Pearson correlation coefficient, p-value significant at the 0.05 level

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significant at the 0.01 level

TEA – Test of Everyday Attention