quasi-significantp = 0.52
Interestingly, also subjects with higher CAT-Q scores reported higher ON symptoms, and the CAT-Q total score also showed a quasi-significant effect ( p = 0.52) on ORTO-R scores, when applying the ANOVA analysis.
Interestingly, also subjects with higher CAT-Q scores reported higher ON symptoms, and the CAT-Q total score also showed a quasi-significant effect ( p = 0.52) on ORTO-R scores, when applying the ANOVA analysis.
The ANOVA analysis revealed a significant main effect of belonging to the group that scored above the third AdAS Spectrum quartile on the ORTO-R total score, and an almost significant effect of belonging to the CAT-Q high scorers.