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. 2020 May 21;7(3):ENEURO.0142-20.2020. doi: 10.1523/ENEURO.0142-20.2020

Table 1.

Demographic data and results of the neuropsychological test battery (mean, SD) for younger and older adults

Younger adults Older adults p value
N 24 24
Age 22.42 (3.24) 70.00 (3.46)
Years of education 15.46 (2.65) 16.71 (2.44) NS
MMSE 29.25 (0.90) 29.33 (0.70) NS
CVLT short delay, Free 13.75 (2.00) 11.88 (2.86) 0.012
CVLT short delay, cued 13.83 (2.32) 13.08 (2.15) NS
CVLT long delay, free 14.13 (2.11) 12.79 (2.62) NS
CVLT long delay, cued 14.38 (1.93) 13.46 (2.13) NS
CVLT recognition, hits 15.71 (0.46) 15.25 (1.07) NS
CVLT recognition, false alarms 0.33 (0.70) 1.67 (1.61) 0.001
Logical memory I 33.00 (4.76) 28.00 (4.11) <0.001
Logical memory II 32.00 (4.80) 25.83 (5.49) <0.001
SDMT 62.33 (11.27) 49.29 (7.91) <0.001
Trails A (s) 20.20 (5.26) 25.11 (6.46) 0.006
Trails B (s) 44.12 (10.18) 62.48 (16.77) <0.001
Digit span total 19.71 (4.14) 18.79 (3.49) NS
Category fluency 23.71 (4.91) 22.46 (5.35) NS
F-A-S 49.17 (12.85) 46.29 (12.75) NS
WTAR 42.42 (3.46) 44.54 (4.06) NS
Raven’s 11.04 (0.86) 9.50 (1.89) 0.001
Speed factor (RC1) –1.47 (2.01) 1.56 (1.68) <0.001
Memory factor (RC2) 1.53 (1.94) –1.62 (2.42) <0.001
Crystallized intelligence factor (RC3) 0.30 (1.42) –0.39 (1.79) NS
Fluency factor (RC4) 0.20 (1.18) –0.10 (1.45) NS

Digit span total corresponds to the sum of forward and backward digit span.

Speed factor bears a negative number with better performance on tasks of processing speed.

NS = not significant.