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. 2018 Oct 16;58(7):2911–2920. doi: 10.1007/s00394-018-1843-6

Table 1.

Demographic and screening data for placebo and WBB participants

Placebo (n = 25) WBB (n = 29)
Mean SD Mean SD P statistic
Age 8.23 1.05 8.24 0.88 0.97
Gender (M:F)a 13:12 12:17
School year (3:4:5) 8:7:8 8:7:10
CPT (n = 22) (n = 28)
 Omissions (%) 10.74 7.14 11.21 16.03 0.90
 Commissions (%) 88.48 8.21 89.17 15.62 0.85
RCPM

(n = 22)

26.55

6.10

(n = 27)

26.78

4.40 0.88
YARC
 Reading accuracy (n = 24) (n = 27)
  Raw scores 14.5 7.93 17.48 9.14 0.32
  Standard scores 103.37 16.96 107.74 11.27 0.28
Reading rate
 Raw scores (ms) 286.36 92.69 293.44 90.07 0.45
 Standard scores 107.09 15.72 109.81 11.73 0.50
Reading comprehension
 Raw scores 11.36 2.88 11.33 2.13 0.96
 Standard scores 111.12 17.81 115.51 13.82 0.32
SWRT
 Raw scores 40.25 11.82 45.18 8.89 0.09
 Standard scores 103.91 19.56 111.4 13.73 0.07

No significant differences between treatment groups were seen for the demographic measures or performance of the CPT, RCPM, YARC or SWRT. YARC standard scores: mean = 100, SD = 15

aNo significant differences were observed between the number of males and females in each treatment group (males, χ2 = 0.15, p = 0.70; females, χ2 = 0.86, p = 0.35)