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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Inj. 2019 Jul 11;33(9):1173–1183. doi: 10.1080/02699052.2019.1632487

Table 5.

Pearson Correlations with significant values between naming task dependent variables and participant characteristics

Group Variable-Condition Time Post Speech Rate Sleep Quality NSI
Totala
mTBI
n=20
Accuracy-speeded .15
.27		 −.03
.47		 24
.17		 −.38
.07
Accuracy-unspeeded −.36*
.06		 .07
.40		 −.53*
.01		 −.47*
.03
Reaction Time-speeded −.11
.32		 −.37
.09		 .55**
.01		 .17
.25
Reaction Time-unspeeded −.13
.30		 −.39
.08		 .44*
.03		 .24
.18
OI
n=21
Accuracy-speeded .18
.22		 −.39
.06		 −.03
.45		 −.69**
.00
Accuracy-unspeeded −.06
.41		 −.11
.34		 .21
.18		 −.51**
.01
Reaction Time-speeded −.31
.09		 −.42*
.05		 .27
.12		 .11
.32
Reaction Time-unspeeded −.40*
.04		 −.54
.01		 .19
.21		 .11
.32

Note: mTBI = mild traumatic brain injury, OI = orthopedic injury,

NSI=Neurobehavioral Symptom Inventory

a

Seventeen out of twenty (85%) mTBI participants included in this analysis

*

Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (1-tailed).

**

Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (1 tailed).