An exploration of apathy and impulsivity in Parkinson disease.

Curr Gerontol Geriatr Res · 2012 · PMC3399379 · PMID 22829814

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Linear Regression Models with Apathy Derived Factors as Dependent Variables As shown in Table 5 , the regression model derived using the first apathy factor, “cognitive behavioral” as the dependent variable, was highly significant ( P < 0.001) and 48% of the variance in this factor was accounted for by anxiety (lower levels), depression (higher levels), and attentional control (more impaired).

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There was no significant difference in mean scores between the PD-ICD and the PD-control group on total AES-C and apathy factor 1; however, PD-ICD was numerically greater than the PD-control group on apathy factor 2 and this reached a trend toward significance ( P = 0.06).

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