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. 2020 Sep 15;26:e924281-1–e924281-12. doi: 10.12659/MSM.924281

Table 4.

Associations of the respective domains of the GAS, GDS and MMSE tests with subject membership in clusters.

Independent variable Cluster Average SD p-Value Post-hoc analysis
GDS – dysphoria HF 1.06 1.53 0.000 HF<CF. PhyF
CI 1.60 1.85
CF 2.66 2.35
PhyF 2.66 2.02
All 1.42 1.80
GDS – lack of positive mood HF 0.40 0.91
CI 0.46 1.04
CF 0.66 1.23
PhyF 1.00 1.49
All 0.47 1.02
GAS – anxiety HF 3.57 3.66 0.000 HF<CF. PhyF
CI 4.80 3.99
CF 9.52 8.50
PhyF 10.38 6.74
All 4.81 5.03
MMSE 1 orientation in time* HF 4.73 0.54 0.000 HF>CI. CF; CI>CF
CI 4.36 0.92
CF 3.47 1.03
PhyF 4.22 0.87
All 4.50 0.80
MMSE 2 repetition* HF 1.99 0.07
CI 1.96 0.25
CF 1.95 0.21
PhyF 2.00 0.01
All 1.98 0.15
MMSE 3 attention* HF 4.73 0.71 0.000 HF. PhyF>CI. CF
CI 1.63 1.39
CF 0.57 0.81
PhyF 4.33 1.23
All 3.63 1.84
MMSE 4 delayed memory* HF 0.90 0.79 0.000 HF>CI. CF. PhyF
CI 0.25 0.53
CF 0.33 0.73
PhyF 0.22 0.42
All 00.65 0.77
MMSE 5 comprehension* HF 3.00 0.01
CI 2.93 0.39
CF 2.80 0.51
PhyF 2.88 0.47
All 2.96 0.27

HF – highly functional; CI – cognitive impairment; CF – cognitive frailty; PhyF – physical frailty.

*

Differences in mean values shown only for tasks (questions) on the MMSE, for which any differences were observed among the clusters.

For two memory-related functions: “repetition” and “delayed memory”, maximum point scores were 2 and 1, respectively; the maximum point scores were 5 each; for two non-memory-related functions: “orientation in time” and “attention”, the maximum point scores were 5 each.