On Colour, Category Effects, and Alzheimer's Disease: A Critical Review of Studies and Further Longitudinal Evidence.

Behav Neurol · 2015 · PMC4449910 · PMID 26074675

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In NC, correlations between colour and greyscale items were highly significant ( r = .94, P < .0001), as they were for both groups of patients: AD-1: r = .93, P < .0001, and AD-2: r = .93, P < .0001.

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The effect of Domain was marginally significant ( F (1,96) = 3.6, P = .06); post hoc analysis showed a tendency to better naming of the NLT with respect to the LT ( M = 44% versus M = 32%, for NLT and LT, resp.).

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