The correlation between the two inner speech tasks was significant (Kendall's Tau = 0.68, P < 0.001).
In the control group, only the RT differences between 0- to 2- and 1- to 2- back tasks were significant.
Finally, no route tasks obtained significant R in women, in contrast R of R1 and R2 tasks were significant in the sample of men.
Especially in the first group of tasks (asemantic processing of numbers vs. letters), differences between linguistic and numerical tasks were significant with higher accuracy and lower processing times for numerical tasks.> -wrap-foot> Note.
Although main effects of tasks were significant with respect to accuracy (F 1,16) = 7.681; p <.05) and reaction time (F 1,16) = 68.544; p <.001), the interactions group × task did not become significant (accuracy F 1,16) =.957; n.s.; reaction time F 1,16) =.522; n.s).s
This difference is particularly visible in Figure 2. A difference in cue-P3 amplitude between the tasks was significant, with both groups showing a decrease in amplitude in the CPT-OX [z = -3.39, p = 0.001, d = 0.46].
On day 3, dependencies for only three activities among the 12 ADL and IADL tasks were significant predictors (medication self-management before admission, bathing and transferring from a bed to a chair at day 3).
Differences between tasks were significant for all comparisons for the IFG (right hemisphere: t65 ≥ 2.7, P ≤ 0.005 and left hemisphere: t65 ≥ 3.37, P < 0.001) and left MSTG (t65 ≥ 3.322, P < 0.001) with activation during the phonological task > activation during the semantical task > the control task.
The scale of this task is significant because recent studies have identified 45 distinct sites that are phosphorylated on Tau from AD brains compared with only 17 from healthy brains, with many different kinases capable of phosphorylating Tau in vitro (Morishima-Kawashima et al., 1995; Hanger et al., 1998; Hanger et al., 2007; Hanger et al., 2009; Lebouvier et al., 2009).
The decrement on gait while dual-tasking was significant when compared with single-tasking gait performance.
