Research Article

Forethought in Youth with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: An fMRI Study of Sex-Specific Differences

Table 2

Neuropsychological profile of participants with ADHD and typically developing youth (TD).

ADHD boysADHD girlsTD boysTD girls-value

ACT MeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSD: group: sex: (G) × (S)
Total32.1311.244.508.448.448.348.5015.95.352.001.86

CPT
 Omission58.119.847.183.745.687.349.0711.33.051.565.63
 Commission53.545.456.786.346.582159.9618.50.163.101.16
 Hit RT58.4212.340.425.248.896.948.2113.50.066.655.73
 Hit RT SE61.4610.549.4211.147.107.849.5612.14.211.914.37
 Hit RT ISI62.8316.151.249.553.1812.652.0512.70.972.011.36
 Hit SE ISI59.4811.755.2411.545.099.549.678.88.510.001.69
 Hit RT Block60.4511.348.213.450.0713.648.7711.90.475.964.38
 Hit SE Block59.087.940.9511.348.8811.749.117.530.129.469.96

Note. ACT, Auditory Consonant Trigrams test; CPT, Continuous Performance Task; omission, number of times the subject fails to respond when target was presented; commission, number of response in absence of target; Hit RT, overall reaction time; Hit RT Block, slope of change in RTs over the six time blocks; Hit SE Block, slope of change in RTs standard errors over the six time blocks; Hit RT ISI, slope of change in RTs over the three interstimulus intervals; Hit SE ISI, slope of change in RTs SE over the three ISI; : group corresponds to the Fisher test comparing youth with ADHD to youth without; : sex corresponds to the Fisher test comparing boys to girls and (G × S) corresponds to the Fisher measure observed for the interaction between the group and the sex.
; ; all s are two-tailed.