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. 2019 Aug 1;24:101966. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2019.101966

Table 1.

Demographic and symptomatic characteristics of the diagnostic groups.

HC
ASD
SZ
sig Post-Hoc
(N = 34) (N = 32a) (N = 33)
Sex M/F (M%) 23/11 (67.6%) 28/4 (87.5%) 25/8 (75.8%) p = .160 N.A.
Age mean (SE) 23.74 (0.61) 23.53 (0.70) 24.82 (0.49) p = .281 N.A.
Head motion mean (SE) 0.08 (0.005) 0.10 (0.007) 0.11 (0.011) p = .034 HC < SZ
ADOS-T mean (SE) 1.61 (0.23) 9.67 (0.45) 8.42 (1.00) p < .001 HC < ASD
HC < SZ
PANSS-T mean (SE) N.A. 52.29 (1.75) 63.79 (2.05) p < .001 ASD < SZ
Positive mean (SE) N.A. 11.39 (0.47) 14.70 (0.73) p = .001 ASD < SZ
Negative mean (SE) N.A. 15.29 (0.81) 19.00 (1.17) p = .015 ASD < SZ
General mean (SE) N.A. 25.61 (1.06) 30.09 (1.00) p = .003 ASD < SZ

ADOS-T score indicates social behavior deficits, measured by the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule total score. PANSS-T score indicates the overall severity measured by the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale. PANSS subscales indicate positive and negative symptoms, and general psychopathology. Head motion represents mean framewise displacement.

N.A. indicated non-applicable tests: For the HC group PANSS evaluations were non-applicable; for non-significant group-comparisons post-hoc tests were non-applicable.

Asterisks Indicate significant results for post-hoc tests (p < .05).

a

ADOS-T N = 31, PANSS N = 28.