. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Egypt J Occup Med. 2019 Sep;43(3):331–343. doi: 10.21608/ejom.2019.47402

Table (4):

Correlations between neurobehavioral tests’ performance with AChE activity levels, duration of work of pesticide applicator family member among the exposed group

Neurobehavioral tests	Exposed group (n=100)
	Days worked in the current season	Worked years	AChE (IU/l)

	r	r	r

Attention:
Trail making test part 1	0.19^*	0.21^*	−0.31^*
Trail making test part 1
Trail making test part 2	0.35^*	0.63^*	−0.22^*

Concentration:
Similarities test	−0.28^*	−0.39^*	0.33^*

Intellectual function:
Block design test	−0.25	−0.14	0.03

Visual perception and memory:
Benton visual retention test	−0.04	−0.12	0.12

Hand dexterity:
Santa Ana dexterity test (dominant hand)	−0.44^*	−0.41^*	0.61^*
Santa Ana dexterity test (dominant hand)
Santa Ana dexterity test (non-dominant hand)	−0.39^*	−0.42^*	0.43^*

Visuo-motor integration:
Beery visuo-motor imitation test	−0.33^*	−0.47^*	0.55 ^*

r=Pearson correlation coefficient

P<0.05