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. 2020 Jun 23;11:54. doi: 10.1186/s13229-020-00345-2

Table 1.

Characteristics of the human samples

Variable Mean (SD)
Main cohort (N = 677)
Sex ratio (men/women) 365/312
Age 26.02 (7.1)
Estimated verbal IQ 111.99 (12.24)
Years of education 15.87 (2.87)
Father’s age 31.34 (5.54)
Mother’s age 28.45 (4.87)
Personality
 SPQ-B
  Cognitive-perceptual deficits 1.31 (1.38)
  Interpersonal deficits 2.02 (1.79)
  Disorganization 1.22 (1.43)
  SPQ-B total score 4.56 (3.36)
 NEO-FFI
  Neuroticism 1.43 (.63)
  Extraversion 2.26 (.51)
  Openness 2.49 (.63)
  Agreeableness 2.48 (.67)
  Conscientiousness 2.59 (.58)
Cognition
d2 test (KL, attention) 192.7 (37.8)
MWT-B (brief verbal IQ) 30.2 (3.3)
Trail-making-test 28.2 (12.6)
Semantic verbal fluency 25.9 (5.4)
Lexical verbal fluency 14.4 (5.1)
Letter-number-span 16.6 (2.6)
Symbol coding 66.2 (11.2)
Spatial span 18.9 (3.1)
 VLMT
  Learning 58.6 (7.6)
  Delayed recall 12.6 (2.3)
VBM sample (N = 342)
Sex ratio (men/women) 198/144
Age 27.53 (7.90)
Estimated verbal IQ 115.27 (12.21)
Years of education 13.83 (2.73)
Father’s age 30.67 (5.27)
Mother’s age 28.09 (4.86)
DTI sample (N = 222)
Sex ratio (men/women) 126/96
Age 26.11 (4.87)
Estimated verbal IQ 114.9 (11.82)
Father’s age 30.56 (5.53)
Mother’s age 28.08 (4.92)