Skip to main content
. 2022 Sep 28;14(19):4046. doi: 10.3390/nu14194046

Table 2.

Clinical variables and test scores **.

Saffron Group (n = 36) Methylphenidate Group (n = 27) Comparison Contrast (Mann–Whitney’s U or Fisher’s Exact Test) p Value
SNAP-IV
Inattention 16.81 (5.382) 16.93 (6.288) U = 474 0.867
Hyperactivity 13.86 (6.766) 11.15 (6.66) U = 375.5 0.124
Total 30.67 (9.78) 28.07 (10.366) U = 419.5 0.355
CPRS-10 15.34 (6.087) 14.48 (5.80) U = 441 0.654
BRIEF-2 67.86 (21.354) 69.46 (20.44) U = 458 0.887
CPT-3
Response Style 52.00 (11.130) 52.68 (7.958) U = 495 0.903
Omissions 58.42 (17.868) 52.04 (11.286) U = 451 0.472
Commissions 48.03 (8.531) 51.71 (7.102) U = 370 0.069
Perseverance 57.42 (15.030) 54.29 (12.915) U = 467.5 0.620
Hit RT 60.67 (13.076) 54.5 (9.403) U = 358 0.048
Standard Deviation Hit RT 58.56 (16.804) 53.32 (12.798) U = 430.5 0.320
Variability 54.56 (14.773) 51.29 (11.476) U = 398 0.458
HRT Block change 55.77 (12.478) 49.29 (13.302) U = 335 0.032
HRT ISI 55.08 (13.731) 49.75 (9.819) U = 424 0.278

Abbreviations: Hit RT (Hit Reaction time); HRT Block Change (Hit Reaction Time Block Change); HRT ISI (Hit Reaction Time Inter-Stimulus Interval). ** Quantitative variables are described through mean and standard deviation and compared through Mann–Whitney tests (assumptions for t-tests are not met). Categorical variables are described through absolute frequencies and percentages and compared through Fisher’s exact tests (assumptions for chi-square tests are not met).