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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Brain Imaging Behav. 2020 Apr;14(2):586–598. doi: 10.1007/s11682-019-00126-3

Table 3.

Correlations Between Cognitive Control Task Performance/Impulsivity and AUD Severity/Drinking

r/p
Measure AUDIT DRINC PDA Scan901 DPW Scan90
BIS 0.2061 0.258 0.4681 0.006^ 0.0391 0.831 0.2781 0.117
StroopInt 0.2551 0.159 .02151 0.229 0.1411 0.435 0.0381 0.835
CPTHRT −0.2571 0.156 −0.1331 0.461 −0.0121 0.953 0.0391 0.830
CPTCom −0.0471 0.800 0.2291 0.200 0.0761 0.675 −0.0961 0.596
CPTOm 0.1001 0.586 −0.3181 0.071 0.3241 0.066 0.0981 0.587
WTAR −0.3231 0.071 −0.2551 0.152 −0.1131 0.531 −0.2151 0.230
CPTHRT BC −0.0401 0.826 0.2221 0.214 −0.1101 0.542 0.0171 0.925
CPTD’ 0.0421 0.820 0.2191 0.221 0.0061 0.984 0.0121 0.948

DPW during the previous 7 days was not related to any of the cognitive measures (ps >.2) and was not controlled for in any of above analyses.

All analyses with AUDIT were with n=32.

Column Key:

AUDIT = Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, DRINC = Drinker Inventory of Consequences Total Score, PDA = percent days abstinent, DPW = Drinks per week, Scan90 = 90 days prior to the scan visit.

Row Key:

CPTD’ = Continuous Performance Task (CPT) Detectability, CPTCom = CPT Errors of Commission, CPTOm = CPT Errors of Omission, StroopInt = Stroop Interference T Score, CPTHRT = CPT Hit Reaction Time, WTAR = Wechsler Test of Adult Reading, CPTHRTBC = CPT Hit Reaction Time Block Change, BIS = Barratt Impulsivity Scale

Correction for Multiple Comparisons:

Shaded boxes were primary variables and p-values entered into FDR correction; non-shaded boxes were not entered into FDR correction.

None were significant with FDR correction.

^

Trend with FDR correction (p<0.1)

Transformations:

WTAR = (WTAR)4, CPTOm = 1/(CPTOm)3, CPTD = (CPTD’)2, CPTHRT= √(CPTHRT), DPW Scan90 = ln(DPW Scan90)

1

Spearmans rho substituted for r.