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. 2021 Dec 24;10(1):2. doi: 10.3390/jintelligence10010002

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of all variables.

Mean SD Reliability N
ACC 96 2 --- 85
RT 836.69 154.06 .99 85
Intelligence 1498.29 80.02 .79 85
IQ 94.58 16.12 .79 85
TUT 26.07 19.24 .96 85
Q-SMW over all 37.64 8.88 .81 85
Q-SMW/item 5.38 1.29 --- 85
MRT 73.49 29.45 .99 85
P1 amplitude 0.94 1.34 .96 84
P3 amplitude 3.91 2.97 .99 84
Alpha power 1.20 0.94 .92 84
Theta power 0.00 0.84 .72 84

Note: ACC = percent of correct responded trials, RT = reaction time in ms (340 trials of each subject were included), Intelligence = sum score of all scales of the Berliner Intelligence Structure Test, IQ = the intelligence sum score transformed to an IQ score, TUTs = percentage of task-unrelated-thoughts, Q-SMW = mean score in the questionnaire measuring spontaneous mind wandering, MRT = response variability in ms in the metronome response task, P1 = mean amplitude of the occipital P1 in microvolts, P3 = mean amplitude of the centro-parietal P3 in microvolts, Alpha = mean parieto-occipital alpha power in decibel before an imperative stimulus was presented, Theta = mean fronto-central theta power in decibel after an imperative stimulus was presented, reliability: either estimated with the Spearman-Brown corrected correlation coefficients based on an odd-even split (RT, TUTs, MRT, P1 amplitude, P3 amplitude) or with Cronbach’s α (Intelligence test score, Q-SMW, Alpha power). Theta power reliability was estimated by the correlation between the two corresponding electrodes.