Table 2 Statistical results of ANOVA type II F-tests for the parsimonious model of each cognitive outcome.

From: 24-hour movement behaviours are cross-sectionally associated with cognitive function in healthy adults aged 55 years and older

 

Short-term memory (n = 233)

Long-term memory (n = 232)

Executive function (n = 231)

Processing speed (n = 233)

 

F(n, d)

p-value

adj.p

F(n, d)

p-value

adj.p

F(n, d)

p-value

adj.p

F(n, d)

p-value

adj.p

Time use

4.17(3,224)

0.007

0.011*

2.71(3,222)

0.046

0.092

6.04(3,222)

0.001

0.001*

1.32(3,224)

0.269

0.365

Age

8.94(1,224)

0.003

0.008*

2.02(1,222)

0.157

0.188

32.57(1,222)

< 0.001

< 0.001*

1.19(1,224)

0.276

0.365

Sex

5.36(1,224)

0.022

0.027*

2.15(1,222)

0.144

0.188

1.94(1,222)

0.165

0.206

1.00(1,224)

0.319

0.365

Education

12.05(2,224)

< 0.001

< 0.001*

4.33(2,222)

0.014

0.043*

7.85(2,222)

0.001

0.001*

1.01(2,224)

0.365

0.365

Living arrangement

0.24(1,224)

0.622

0.622

0.05(1,222)

0.817

0.817

0.02(1,222)

0.898

0.898

1.74(1,224)

0.188

0.365

Time interval (sec)

-

-

-

11.02(1,222)

0.001

0.006*

-

-

-

-

-

-

  1. F(n, d), F statistic, numerator and denominator degrees of freedom; adj.p, p-value adjusted for false discovery rate; sec, seconds.
  2. Bold denotes statistical significance (p < 0.05).
  3. * Denotes p-values that remained significant after false discovery rate adjustment.
  4. “-” denotes variable that was not included in model. Time interval is the duration between stimulus presentation and testing.
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