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Table 2 Comparison of neuropsychological test performance of the bipolar disorder group without childhood ADHD (BD − cADHD) and the bipolar disorder group with childhood ADHD (BD + cADHD)

From: Neuropsychological profiles of adult bipolar disorder patients with and without comorbid attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

 

BD − cADHD (n = 56–64a)

BD + cADHD (n = 23–31a)

t-value

p value

Cohen’s d

Mean (SD)

Mean (SD)

WAIS-III: Verbal Comprehension Index

109.8 (12.9)

112.5 (10.6)

− .98

.33

− .23

WAIS-III: Perceptual Organization Index

109.4 (16.5)

106.1 (14.4)

.91

.37

.21

WAIS-III: Working Memory Index

102.2 (14.9)

95.4 (11)

2.15

.03

.52

WAIS-III: Processing Speed Index

99.1 (15.8)

95.9 (10.9)

1.12

.27

.24

CPT2 omission errorsb

53.5 (15.8)

53.9 (16.7)

− .10

.92

− .02

CPT2 comission errorsb

54.2 (9.9)

54.4 (10.1)

− .05

.96

-.02

ColorWord 4 (Inh/Swi)

9.9 (3)

9.5 (3.1)

.66

.51

.13

Tower test total

11.4 (3.3)

10.4 (3.7)

1.17

.25

.29

RCFT: immediate recall

43.5 (14.2)

41.6 (16)

.70

.49

.15

Claeson Dahl verbal learning

46 (12.9)

48.8 (9.3)

− 1.15

.25

− .25

  1. aData were missing for some patients, therefore the N varies
  2. bHigher score indicates better performance on all tests except CPT, where lower score indicates better performance