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. 2022 Jan 17;12:801. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-04832-9

Table 3.

Behavioral dispositions and short term memory performance of participants.

Variables Ketamine (n = 159) Poly Drugs (n = 26) Cigarette (n = 49) Total (n = 234) F/χ2 p
Mean (SD) or n (%) Mean (SD) or n (%) Mean (SD) or n (%) Mean (SD) or n (%)
Behavioral disposition
Impulsivity (BIS)a 68.89 (9.22) 74.00 (9.14) 64.67 (8.55) 68.57 (9.39) 9.27* .000
Aggression (BPAQ) 69.93 (17.97) 64.38 (14.76) 71.31 (17.49) 69.60 (17.58) 1.41 .247
Sensitivity to reward 12.18 (5.95) 10.54 (6.22) 12.31 (4.78) 12.03 (5.76) 0.99 .848
Sensitivity to punishment 10.61 (5.54) 10.35 (5.18) 10.12 (4.89) 10.48 (5.36) 0.17 .375
Neuropsychological assessment
N-back memory
Accuracyb 5.78 .004*
0-back 0.938 (0.142) 0.962 (0.062) 0.954 (0.075) 0.944 (0.124)
1-back 0.768 (0.193) 0.739 (0.141) 0.869 (0.186) 0.786 (0.191)
2-back 0.626 (0.229) 0.588 (0.253) 0.745 (0.174) 0.647 (0.227)
Reaction time .030 .971
0-back 448.188 (65.204) 450.411 (65.205) 459.412 (71.812) 450.785 ( 80.198)
1-back 492.535 (102.897) 596.404 (104.423) 480.332 (98.658) 491.521 (102.013)
2-back 582.334 (145.799) 562.321 (139.662) 572.398 (122.804) 578.030 (140.219)

Bonferroni correction was used to adjust multiple comparisons. Tukey’s method was performed to test the post-hoc difference.

*p < .05/10 = .005.

aPolydrugs > Ketamine > Cigarette.

bCigarette > Polydrugs, Ketamine.