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. 2021 Jun 8;23(6):e27407. doi: 10.2196/27407

Table 2.

Association between digital Clock Drawing Test (dCDT) composite scores and neuropsychological tests.

Neuropsychological test Significant dCDT features, n Participants, n Effect size Standard error Bonferroni-corrected P valuea
Logical Memory—Immediate Recall 48 2048 0.0625 0.0061 7.4×10-24
Logical Memory—Delayed Recall 54 2047 0.0571 0.0059 8.1×10-22
Logical Memory—Recognition 28 2037 0.0681 0.0086 4.2×10-15
Visual Reproduction—Immediate Recall 62 2049 0.0592 0.0041 3.0×10-45
Visual Reproduction—Delayed Recall 61 2048 0.0596 0.0042 8.0×10-44
Visual Reproduction—Recognition 69 2043 0.0548 0.0044 5.3×10-35
Paired Associate Learning—Immediate Recall 32 1991 0.0966 0.0104 5.8×10-20
Paired Associate Learning—Delayed Recall 50 2026 0.0612 0.0064 5.2×10-21
Paired Associate Learning—Recognition 13 2062 0.1561 0.0287 5.8×10-8
Digit Span—Forward 32 2053 0.0773 0.0092 8.4×10-17
Digit Span—Backward 35 2032 0.0780 0.0090 8.0×10-18
Trail Making Test A 81 2043 0.0404 0.0019 6.5×10-87
Trail Making Test B 86 1999 0.0428 0.0026 1.0×10-56
Similarities 46 2034 0.0783 0.0072 4.1×10-27
Hooper Visual Organization Test 66 2007 0.0583 0.0041 2.5×10-44
Boston Naming Test—30-item version 47 2062 0.0615 0.0063 2.7×10-22
Verbal Fluency 66 2007 0.0523 0.0048 4.0×10-27
Verbal Fluency—Animal 31 2062 0.0637 0.0068 1.2×10-20

aAll P values remained significant after Bonferroni correction (P<2.8×10–3).