For MDM4, we identified no significant difference in the average ages of first cancer diagnosis between AA, AG, and GG groups (P = 0.9680) (Table 1).
The average ages of men and women patients were 21.54 and 22.45, respectively.
The average ages of participating youth in residential and foster care were 13.97 (SD = 2.43) and 13.65 (SD = 2.73), respectively.
Specifically, a significant difference, t(29) = −3.13, p = .004, was found between the average ages of the neutral word memories (M = 40.59, SD = 70.07) and the average ages of the happy word memories (M = 335.51, SD = 532.12).
The same results were found when analyzing the average ages of the memories associated with the words.
The average ages of male and female groups were about 30.5 ( 12.3) and 28.3 ( 8) years old, respectively.
Finally, the average ages of the happy word memories was not significantly correlated with either skin conductance or heart rate.
Results: The average ages of patients in the first half (phase 1) and the second half (phase 2) were similar, 32.4 ± 0.3 versus 32.6 ± 0.3 years, respectively.
Both the number of emotional memory words and the average ages of the memories were significantly correlated with changes in heart rate and skin conductance.
No other significant correlations were found between the average ages of the word memories and heart rate or skin conductance (see Table 2).
In the present study, the average ages of each group when the treatment started were 13.75 ± 1.54, 13.03 ± 1.41, and 13.63 ± 1.44 years, respectively.
