Table 3. Neurocognitive performances of obsessive-compulsive disorder patients vs. healthy control participants.

	OCD patients (n=17)	Control participants (n=17)	Statistical tests
Cambridge Gambling Task
Overall proportion bet	.44 (.13)	.51 (.16)	t=-1.21; df=32;
			p=.23
Quality of decision	.85 (.19)	.91 (.10)	t=-1.13; df=32;
			p=.26
Risk adjustment	1.49 (1.42)	1.36 (1.57)	Z=-.19;
			p=.85
Stop Signal Task
Mean correct reaction time on go trials	512.64 (120.90)	517.11 (145.52)	t=-.09; df= 32;
			p=.92
Information Sampling Task
Mean number of box opened/trial
W/fixed winning	15.52 (6.11)	16.14 (6.32)	t=-.29; df=32;
			p=.77
W/decreasing winning	9.23 (3.70)	10.47 (4.66)	t=-.85; df=32;
			p=.39

OCD= Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder