Correlation between the Quality of Attention and Cognitive Competence with Motor Action in Stroke Patients

Table 2

(a) Pearson’s correlation between parameters in stroke patients (Group 1). (b) Pearson’s correlation between parameters in control group (Group 2).

(a)  

	Age	NoT^1	NoSE^2	FAC	FG^3	SG^4	SL^5	Gender	Education
MMSE	−0.468^*	0.265^#	0.278^#	0.240^#	−0.393^*	−0.265^#	0.428^*	0.319^*	0.639^*
TMT A	0.195^“	−0.030^“	−0.138^“	0.01^“	0.128^“	0.179^“	−0.274^#	−0.356^*	−0.420^*
TMT B	−0.012^“	−0.078^“	−0.1017^“	0.087^“	0.082^“	0.173^“	−0.169^“	−0.290^*	−0.281^*

Number of trials. ²Number of successful executions. ³Frequency of gait. ⁴Speed of gait. ⁵Stride length. ^*. ^#Borderline statistical significant : 0.05–0.1. ^“Not statistical significant .

(b)  

	Age	NoT^1	NoSE^2	FAC	FG^3	SG^4	SL^5	Gender	Education
MMSE	−0.638^*	0.551^*	0.638^*	0.391^*	−0.372^*	−0.543^*	0.312^*	0.357^*	0.746^*
TMT A	0.384^*	−0.357^*	−0.489^*	−0.274^#	0.426^*	0.516^*	−0.392^*	−0.391^*	−0.499^*
TMT B	0.669^*	−0.670^*	−0.721^*	−0.337^*	0.271^#	0.418^*	−0.240^#	−0.22^“	−0.753^*

Number of trials. ²Number of successful executions. ³Frequency of gait. ⁴Speed of gait. ⁵Stride length. ^*Statistical significant . ^#Borderline statistical significant : 0.05–0.1. ^“Not statistical significant .