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Correlations

The document presents correlation data between various measures including ADEXItotal, alternatives, control, CFSTOTAL, workingmemory, inhibition, orientingsensitivity, extraversion, effortfullcontrol, negativeeffects, and flstotal. It shows the Pearson correlation coefficients and significance values for the relationships between each pair of measures. It also includes a Tukey HSD multiple comparisons test comparing mean differences between age groups (18-30, 30-50, 50-89) on some of the measures.

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Correlations

The document presents correlation data between various measures including ADEXItotal, alternatives, control, CFSTOTAL, workingmemory, inhibition, orientingsensitivity, extraversion, effortfullcontrol, negativeeffects, and flstotal. It shows the Pearson correlation coefficients and significance values for the relationships between each pair of measures. It also includes a Tukey HSD multiple comparisons test comparing mean differences between age groups (18-30, 30-50, 50-89) on some of the measures.

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Correlations

ADEXItotal alternatives control CFSTOTAL workingmemory

Pearson Correlation 1 -.007 .261** .157** .928

ADEXItotal Sig. (2-tailed) .901 .000 .006

N 300 300 300 300


Pearson Correlation -.007 1 -.187 **
.789** -.047
alternatives Sig. (2-tailed) .901 .001 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .261 **
-.187 **
1 .457** .275
control Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .001 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .157 **
.789 **
.457 **
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CFSTOTAL Sig. (2-tailed) .006 .000 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .928 **
-.047 .275 **
.130*
workingmemory Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .416 .000 .025
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .803 **
.089 .216 **
.216** .622
inhibition Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .124 .000 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation -.118 *
.348 **
-.072 .270** -.104
orientingsensitivity Sig. (2-tailed) .040 .000 .215 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation -.119 *
.044 -.015 .030 -.076
extraversion Sig. (2-tailed) .040 .452 .801 .601
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .264 **
.089 .280 **
.256** .228
effortfullcontrol Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .125 .000 .000
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation -.272 **
.237 **
-.212 **
.082 -.260
negativeeffects Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000 .000 .154
N 300 300 300 300
Pearson Correlation .081 .245 **
-.012 .214**

flstotal Sig. (2-tailed) .164 .000 .831 .000

N 300 300 300 300


**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).
*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

Multiple Comparisons
Tukey HSD

Dependent Variable (I) agegrp (J) agegrp Mean Difference Std. Error Sig. 95% Confidence Interval
(I-J) Lower Bound Upper Bound

30-50 -.2400 1.32151 .982 -3.3529 2.8729


18-30
50-89 -.1600 1.32151 .992 -3.2729 2.9529

18-30 .2400 1.32151 .982 -2.8729 3.3529


flstotal 30-50
50-89 .0800 1.32151 .998 -3.0329 3.1929

18-30 .1600 1.32151 .992 -2.9529 3.2729


50-89
30-50 -.0800 1.32151 .998 -3.1929 3.0329
30-50 -.4300 1.29571 .941 -3.4821 2.6221
18-30
50-89 -2.9700 1.29571 .058 -6.0221 .0821
18-30 .4300 1.29571 .941 -2.6221 3.4821
ADEXItotal 30-50
50-89 -2.5400 1.29571 .124 -5.5921 .5121
18-30 2.9700 1.29571 .058 -.0821 6.0221
50-89
30-50 2.5400 1.29571 .124 -.5121 5.5921
30-50 .5100 .80037 .800 -1.3753 2.3953
18-30
50-89 -.8800 .80037 .515 -2.7653 1.0053
18-30 -.5100 .80037 .800 -2.3953 1.3753
workingmemory 30-50
50-89 -1.3900 .80037 .193 -3.2753 .4953
18-30 .8800 .80037 .515 -1.0053 2.7653
50-89
30-50 1.3900 .80037 .193 -.4953 3.2753
30-50 -.9600 .52681 .164 -2.2009 .2809
18-30
50-89 -2.3500 *
.52681 .000 -3.5909 -1.1091

18-30 .9600 .52681 .164 -.2809 2.2009


inhibition 30-50
50-89 -1.3900 *
.52681 .024 -2.6309 -.1491

18-30 2.3500* .52681 .000 1.1091 3.5909


50-89
30-50 1.3900 *
.52681 .024 .1491 2.6309

Based on observed means.


The error term is Mean Square(Error) = 13.876.
*. The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.
Multiple Comparisons
Tukey HSD

Dependent Variable (I) agegrp (J) agegrp Mean Difference Std. Error Sig. 95% Confidence Interval
(I-J) Lower Bound Upper Bound

30-50 .1800 1.62073 .993 -3.6377 3.9977


18-30
50-89 -1.3000 1.62073 .702 -5.1177 2.5177

18-30 -.1800 1.62073 .993 -3.9977 3.6377


CFSTOTAL 30-50
50-89 -1.4800 1.62073 .632 -5.2977 2.3377

18-30 1.3000 1.62073 .702 -2.5177 5.1177


50-89
30-50 1.4800 1.62073 .632 -2.3377 5.2977
30-50 2.1300 1.46314 .314 -1.3165 5.5765
18-30
50-89 -.0400 1.46314 1.000 -3.4865 3.4065
18-30 -2.1300 1.46314 .314 -5.5765 1.3165
alternatives 30-50
50-89 -2.1700 1.46314 .300 -5.6165 1.2765
18-30 .0400 1.46314 1.000 -3.4065 3.4865
50-89
30-50 2.1700 1.46314 .300 -1.2765 5.6165
30-50 -1.9500 1.00991 .132 -4.3289 .4289
18-30
50-89 -1.2600 1.00991 .426 -3.6389 1.1189

18-30 1.9500 1.00991 .132 -.4289 4.3289


control 30-50
50-89 .6900 1.00991 .773 -1.6889 3.0689

18-30 1.2600 1.00991 .426 -1.1189 3.6389


50-89
30-50 -.6900 1.00991 .773 -3.0689 1.6889

Based on observed means.


The error term is Mean Square(Error) = 50.996.

Multiple Comparisons
Tukey HSD

Dependent Variable (I) agegrp (J) agegrp Mean Difference Std. Error Sig. 95% Confidence Interval
(I-J) Lower Bound Upper Bound

30-50 .0523 .07479 .764 -.1239 .2285


18-30
50-89 -.2058* .07479 .017 -.3819 -.0296

18-30 -.0523 .07479 .764 -.2285 .1239


negativeeffects 30-50
50-89 -.2581* .07479 .002 -.4342 -.0819

18-30 .2058* .07479 .017 .0296 .3819


50-89
30-50 .2581* .07479 .002 .0819 .4342
30-50 -.0884 .07805 .495 -.2723 .0954
18-30
50-89 -.1053 .07805 .369 -.2891 .0786
18-30 .0884 .07805 .495 -.0954 .2723
effortfullcontrol 30-50
50-89 -.0168 .07805 .975 -.2007 .1670
18-30 .1053 .07805 .369 -.0786 .2891
50-89
30-50 .0168 .07805 .975 -.1670 .2007
30-50 .2447*
.08969 .018 .0334 .4560
18-30
50-89 .1341 .08969 .295 -.0772 .3454
18-30 -.2447
*
.08969 .018 -.4560 -.0334
extraversion 30-50
50-89 -.1106 .08969 .435 -.3219 .1007
18-30 -.1341 .08969 .295 -.3454 .0772
50-89
30-50 .1106 .08969 .435 -.1007 .3219
30-50 .2107 .09086 .055 -.0034 .4247
18-30
50-89 .0940 .09086 .556 -.1200 .3080

18-30 -.2107 .09086 .055 -.4247 .0034


orientingsensitivity 30-50
50-89 -.1167 .09086 .405 -.3307 .0974

18-30 -.0940 .09086 .556 -.3080 .1200


50-89
30-50 .1167 .09086 .405 -.0974 .3307

Based on observed means.


The error term is Mean Square(Error) = .413.
*. The mean difference is significant at the .05 level.

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