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. 2021 Jun 2;9:e11470. doi: 10.7717/peerj.11470

Table 2. Comparison of cognitive functions (AST, PRM, and CRT) between smokers and nonsmokers.

Parameters Smokers (Mean ± SD) Nonsmokers (Mean ± SD) p-value
AST-Congruency cost 76.00 ± 57.49 65.37 ± 40.82 0.289
AST-Latency (blocks 3,5) [non-switching blocks] 574.95 ± 111.05 501.56 ± 68.10 0.000
AST-Latency (block 7) [switching block] 669.96 ± 208.13 640.94 ± 167.21 0.444
AST-Switching cost 95.01 ± 166.39 139.37 ± 130.21 0.141
AST-Latency 620.26 ± 142.03 570.11 ± 108.39 0.050
AST-Latency (congruent) 586.50 ± 132.46 538.36 ± 104.00 0.046
AST-Latency (incongruent) 662.50 ± 157.44 603.72 ± 116.56 0.036
AST-Percent correct trials 83.75 ± 11.22 96.95 ± 2.18 0.000
PRM- Percent correct 79.75 ± 13.44 93.42 ± 8.34 0.000
CRT-Latency 509.87 ± 129.83 455.20 ± 65.73 0.009
CRT-Percent correct trials 95.30 ± 4.09 98.48 ± 1.64 0.000

Notes.

PRM-Percent correct are the number of correct responses, expressed as a percentage.

AST
attention switching task
PRM
pattern recognition memory
CRT
choice reaction time
SD
standard deviation

Significance among groups was calculated by applying t-test for independence. P-values ≤0.05 were considered as statistically significant.