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. 2018 Jul 6;74(5):683–688. doi: 10.1093/gerona/gly090

Table 2.

Interactions of Caffeine and Age on Cognitive Functions, for All Participants, and Linear Associations of Caffeine With Cognition Median Age, Controlling for Demographic, Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Smoking, and ApoE Variables (linear contrast p values)

Interaction of Caffeine With Age on Cognition Entire Sample by Age Group
All Participants
N = 638
Youngest Group (age 64–71.5)
N = 101
Oldest Group
(age 71.5–84)
N = 84
Overall cognition R 2 = .375, β = .980, p = .066* R 2 = .312, β = .033, p = .517 R 2 = .399, β = .151, p = .002**
Semantic categorization R 2 = .292, β = 1.272, p = .025** R 2 = .270, β = .015, p = .783 R 2 = .326, β = .163, p .001**
Attention/working memory R 2 = .212, β = .305, p = .610 R 2 = .224, β = .101, p = .065 R 2 = .220, β = .148, p = .007**
Executive functioning R 2 = .344, β = .759, p = .165 R 2 = .234, β = .034, p = .520 R 2 = .402, β = .135, p = .005**
Episodic memory R 2 = .130, β = .573, p = .361 R 2 = .103, β = −.059, p = .311 R 2 = .142, β = .004, p = .938

Note: * trend level at >.10. **significant at .05 level.