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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Exp Neuropsychol. 2021 Aug 6;43(5):469–480. doi: 10.1080/13803395.2021.1927995

Table 3.

Cognitive test scores in PD and HV participants

Raw score
mean (sd)
range
z scorea
mean (sd)
range

Cognitive test PD HV PD HV

HVLT-R immediate 26.4 (3.4)
17 – 35
27.0 (3.6)
19 – 34
0.25 (0.73)
−1.35 – 1.87
0.33 (0.87)
−1.84 – 2.06
HVLT-R delayed 9.7 (1.6)
6 – 12
10.2 (1.4)
6 – 12
0.33 (0.72)
−1.82 – 1.54
0.48 (0.71)
−1.65 – 1.38
Trail Making, Part A b 31.1 (12.0)
15 – 116
28.5 (8.2)
15 – 51
0.03 (0.84)
−4.49 – 1.36
0.23 (0.66)
−1.24 – 1.90
Trail Making, Part B b 75.0 (25.9)
40 – 138
66.2 (19.4)
26 – 117
0.12 (0.63)
−1.60 – 1.31
0.33 (0.45)
−0.96 – 1.28
Letter-Number Sequencing 10.4 (2.1)
6 – 16
10.6 (2.2)
6 – 17
0.64 (0.73)
−0.67 – 3.00
0.71 (0.74)
−1.00 – 3.00
Digit Symbol 48.1 (9.0)
31 – 77
53.2 (8.0)
31 – 75
−0.14 (0.73)
−1.87 – 2.30
0.32 (0.73)
−1.41 – 2.12
Semantic verbal fluency 21.4 (4.3)
13 – 34
23.4 (4.6)
14 – 36
−0.10 (0.77)
−1.70 – 2.22
0.23 (0.87)
−1.41 – 2.86
Phonemic verbal fluency 45.7 (11.9)
22 – 77
49.1 (11.1)
22 – 80
0.68 (0.92)
−1.09 – 3.29
0.93 (0.92)
−1.20 – 3.53
Judgment of Line Orientation 12.7 (2.0)
6 – 15
13.0 (1.8)
7 – 15
1.96 (2.00)
−1.88 – 3.99
2.36 (1.93)
−1.64 – 3.99
a

z scores based on demographically-corrected normative data

b

Higher scores represent worse performance

Abbreviations: HV, healthy volunteers; HVLT-R, Hopkins Verbal Learning Test-Revised; PD, Parkinson’s disease; sd, standard deviation