Goal management training improves executive control in adults with ADHD: an open trial employing attention network theory to examine effects on attention

Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the sample and included variables

	n (%)	M	SD
Number of males	12 (57.1)
Number of females	9 (42.9)
Receiving stimulant medication	10 (47.6)
Age	21	39.2	11.4
IQ	21	120.1	10.1
Comorbidities
No other disorder	8 (38.1)
Major depressive disorder	2 (9.5)
Anxiety disorder	11 (52.4)
Other disorders	7 (33.3)
ASRS
Pre	21	44.4	8.8
Post	20	41.2	9.1
Follow up	20	39.3	11.2
ANT-r measures	21
Flanker conflict
Pre		175.4	160.7
Post		155.1	147.0
Follow up		150.0	143.6
Alerting
Pre		41.9	175.5
Post		34.7	157.9
Follow up		35.0	144.6
Validity
Pre		93.0	176.0
Post		104.4	162.6
Follow up		112.2	155.1

Receiving medication = number and percentage of participants receiving medication for ADHD at baseline, IQ = full-scale IQ estimate from the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence, Comorbidities = ongoing diagnoses according to M.I.N.I. PLUS, Anxiety disorder = Panic disorder, Agoraphobia, Social phobia or Generalized anxiety disorder, Other disorder = Antisocial personality disorder, Body dysmorphic disorder and PMS dysphoric disorder, ASRS = Sum score from the Adult ADHD Self-report Scale, ANT-r measures = calculated effects in milliseconds

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