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. 2019 Sep 5;142(10):3202–3216. doi: 10.1093/brain/awz258

Table 1.

Spearman correlations within and between severity of non-verbal and language impairment, component scores, and patient characteristics

Severity Non-verbal PCA Patient characteristics
Non-verbal Verbal S-U I-G Speed Lesion Age Education Time post-stroke
Severity
Verbal 0.535* −0.521* −0.105 0.150
Non-verbal −0.676 * −0.283 −0.110
Verbal PCA
Phonology −0.216 −0.719 * 0.261 −0.294 0.025 −0.208 −0.126 −0.209 0.131
Semantics −0.316 −0.383* 0.421* 0.373* 0.087 −0.396* −0.433* 0.288 −0.115
Speech Quanta −0.362* −0.427* 0.443* 0.097 −0.283 −0.504* 0.068 0.190 −0.240
Combined PCA
Phonology −0.164 −0.744 * 0.216 −0.245 −0.062 −0.238 −0.121 −0.213 0.126
S-U −0.530* −0.259 0.871* −0.063 −0.018 −0.308 −0.445* 0.143 −0.393*
I-G −0.235 −0.173 −0.109 0.905* −0.184 0.050 −0.436* 0.312 −0.208
Speech Quanta −0.325 −0.349 0.214 0.178 −0.195 −0.376* 0.053 0.120 −0.142
Semantics −0.139 −0.118 0.194 0.201 −0.010 −0.370* −0.014 0.247 0.061
Speed −0.172 0.103 −0.122 0.037 0.902* 0.177 −0.305 −0.003 0.294
Patient characteristics
Time post-stroke 0.196 0.151 −0.381* −0.187 0.240 0.389* 0.094 −0.123
Education −0.279 −0.061 0.254 0.494* −0.174 −0.132 −0.321
Age 0.323 0.332 −0.441* −0.455* −0.254 0.251
Lesion 0.353* 0.555* −0.518* −0.146 0.156

S-U = shift-update; I-G = inhibit-generate.

*P < 0.05 two-tailed; bold = significant after Bonferroni correction (P < 0.0004); n = 32.