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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Int Neuropsychol Soc. 2019 Aug;25(7):740–749. doi: 10.1017/S1355617719000444

Table 3.

BRIEF outcomes

Placebo, M (SE) Methylphenidate, M (SE) t (df) d
BRIEF parent report (T score)
65.20 (1.30) 60.05 (1.30) 4.10 (18)*** 0.97
1 64.49 (1.84) 61.61 (1.84) 1.10 (26.5) 0.21
2 65.91 (1.84) 58.49 (1.84) 2.85 (26.5)** 0.55
 BRI – overall 58.00 (1.33) 54.30 (1.33) 2.44 (18)* 0.57
57.29 (1.88) 55.51 (1.88) 0.67 (30.6) 0.12
58.71 (1.88) 53.9 (1.88) 2.11 (30.6)* 0.38
67.75 (1.52) 62.40 (1.52) 3.79 (18)** 0.89
67.18 (2.15) 63.82 (2.15) 1.11 (25.8) 0.22
68.32 (2.15) 60.98 (2.15) 2.42 (25.8)* 0.48
BRIEF self report (T score)
 GEC – overall 46.03 (3.53) 41.10 (3.53) 2.71 (7.0)* 1.02
 BRI – overall 44.85 (3.31) 41.33 (3.31) 2.10 (7.0) 0.79
 MI – overall 47.46 (3.52) 41.81 (3.52) 3.09 (7.0)* 1.17
*

p< .05

**

p< .01

***

p< .0001, BRI = Behavioral regulation index, GEC = Global executive composite, and MI = Metacognitive index. Individual period results are not given for the self report measures because the treatment-by-period interaction terms were not statistically significant.

Note: “period 1” refers to the first 4 weeks of the study, and “period 2” refers to the final 4 weeks after cross-over.