Table 5. Correlation between MCS-A / MCS-B, cognitive performance, and self-perceived health.
| ACE-R | MMSEf | CDTg | SF-8 (PD)h | SF-8 (MD)i | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A.O.a | Memb | V.F.c | Langd | V.S.e | Total | |||||
| MCS-A | ρ=.198 (0.073)† |
ρ=.016 (0.887) |
ρ=.143 (0.148) |
ρ=.153 (0.157) |
ρ=.214 (0.052)† |
ρ=.149 (0.178) |
ρ= -.121 (0.275) |
ρ=.257 (0.019)* |
ρ= -.031 (0.780) |
ρ= -.183 (0.097)† |
| MCS-B | ρ= -.163 (0.141) |
ρ= -.119 (0.283) |
ρ= -.063 (0.571) |
ρ= -.175 (0.114) |
ρ= -.339 (0.002)* |
ρ= -.212 (0.054)† |
ρ= -.159 (0.150) |
ρ= -.072 (0.518) |
ρ= -.048 (0.666) |
ρ=.069 (0.535) |
MCS-A: Memory Complaint Scale-A form; MCS-B: Memory Complaint Scale-B form; ACE-R: Addenbrooke's Cognitive Exam - Revised;
a
ACE-R Attention and Orientation;
b
ACE-R Memory;
c
ACE-R Verbal Fluency;
d
ACE-R Language;
e
ACE-R Visuospatial;
f
Mini-Mental State Examination;
g
Clock Drawing Test;
h
Physical Domain;
i
Mental Domain, p-value presented in parentheses, below correlation coefficient;
*
Significant correlations at 5% have p-value < 0.05;
†
Significant correlations at 10% have p-value < 0.10.