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. 2020 Jun 18;11:587. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.00587

Table 3.

Significant factors correlated with changes in clinical symptoms, general function, and cognitive function.

Outcome variablesChange in Significant factors R2 Beta P 95% CI
Lower Upper
PANSS
 Total Baseline PANSS total 0.808 0.846 <0.001** 0.653 1.040
Antipsychotics −0.467 0.002* −0.750 −0.184
 Positive symptoms Baseline PANSS positive 0.830 0.893 <0.001** 0.713 1.074
Antipsychotics −0.071 0.042* −0.139 −0.003
 Negative symptoms Sex 0.841 4.503 0.002* 1.830 7.175
DUP −0.669 0.010* −1.156 −0.181
Baseline PANSS negative 0.736 <0.001** 0.552 0.919
Antipsychotics −0.214 <0.001** −0.314 −0.114
 General symptoms Baseline PANSS general 0.778 0.844 <0.001** 0.637 1.052
Antipsychotics −0.163 0.036* −0.314 −0.012
GAF Sex 0.597 −8.979 0.024* −16.647 −1.312
Baseline GAF score 0.464 <0.001** 0.247 0.680
TMT-A (n = 23) Baseline TMT-A 0.448 0.698 <0.001** 0.365 1.031
TMT-B (n = 22) Change in MMN amplitude at Fz 0.891 9.057 0.023* 1.426 16.688
IQ −0.683 0.016* −1.222 −0.144
Baseline TMT-B 0.880 <0.001** 0.708 1.051
TMT B/A (n = 22) Baseline TMT B/A 0.855 0.992 <0.001** 0.801 1.182

PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; DUP, duration of untreated psychosis; GAF, Global Assessment of Functioning; TMT-A, Trail Making Test part A; TMT-B, Trail Making Test part B; TMT B/A, ratio score of Trail Making Test part B to part A; MMN, Mismatch negativity.

*The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level.

**The mean difference is significant at the 0.005 level.