4. Table 2. The comparison of the results on continuous performance test for children with Tourette¡¯s.disorder, ADHD and
control groups
Variables
T5(N=18) ADHD(N=18) Control(N = 18)
F-value P-value
Mean :t5D
HIT 249.89:t 49.37 263.78:t 27.18 279.05:t 23.87 3.06 0.05
OMI 74.11 :t 49.37 60.39:t 27.26 44.94:t 23.87 3.07 0.06
COM' 18.28:t 8.36 24.56:t 2.72 18.22:t 5.64 6.56 0.00
HIRT 418.59:t 69.56 417.31:t 37.69 357.00:t 50.28 2.54 0.09
RT5E 20.73:t 15.50 18.13:t 10.26 12.1 2:t 10.88 2.27 0. 11.
V5E 52.66:t 40.64 43.22:t 27.35 26.96:t 33.78 2.58 0.09
DDb?c 0.81 :t 0.56 0.44:t 0.27 1.16:t0.74 7.56 0.00
RITAb 0.86:t0.40 0.74:t 0.16 0.59:t0.33 3.27 0.04
ADHD : attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, T5 : Tourette¡¯5 disorder, HIT: hit, OMI :.omission error, COM : com?mission
error, HIRT : hit reaction time, RT5E : hit reaction time standard error, V5E : variability of standard error, DD : at?tentiveness,
RIT A : risk taking, N : number of subjects, 5D : standard deviation
a : The ADHD group perform? significantly worse than the T5 and normal group
b : The ADHD group performed significantly worse than the normal group
c : The TS group performed significantly worse than the normal group
a,b,c : p<0.05, post hoc Bonferroni test
Table 3. The comparison of the res?ts on Wisconsin card sorting. test for children with Tourette¡¯5 disorder, ADHD. and
control groups
Variables
T5(N=18) ADHD(N=18) Control(N = 18)
F-value P-value
Mean:t5D
TA' 124.78:t 6.98 128.00:t 0.00 115.78:t 17.13 6.33 0.00
TC 66.83:t 16.86 61.72:t 19.98 75.28:t 23.41 2.05 0.14
TE' 57.94:t 20.85 66.27:t 19.97 35.94:t 18.46 11.29 0.00
PRb 36.28:t 21.50 45.17:t 30.64 20.83 :t 9.77 5.47 0.01
PEb 30.83:t 16.49 38.06:t 22.52 18.61:t 8.01 6.19 0.00
NONP 27.1 1:t 14.70 28.22:t 17.09 17.33:t 12.21 2.95 0.06
CLR' 49.83:t 22.97 43.17:t 24.58 70.33:t 16.33 7.74 0.00
CC' 3.00:t 2.00 2.00:t 1.19 4.56:t 1.62 11.16 0.00
TC1 20.44:t 15.00 35.00:t 37.33 19.89:t 16.86 2.08 0.14
FM5 1.55:t 1.58 1.44:t 1.50 2.1 2:t 1.23 1.1 5 0.33
LL 9.75:t 13.87 - 8.98:t 14.25 ~ 0.79:t 1.91 3.34 0.06
ADHD : attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, T5 : Tourettefs disorder, TA: number.of trials. administrated; TC : total
number: of correct, TE ¡¯ total number of errors, PR: perseverative response, PR: perse¡®verative error, NONP: non?perseverative
errors, CLR : conceptual level response, CC : number of categories complete, TC1 : trials to complete first
category, FM5 : failure to maintain, LL : learning to learn, N : nurnber of subjects, 5D : standard deviation
a : The ADHD and T5 groups performed significantly worse than the normal group
b : The ADHD group performed significantly worse than the normal group
a,b : p<O.05, post hoc Bonferroni test
100.72 :t l 1. 69???. ???? ?? 114.61:t 10.60?
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??? ???? ??? ??? ???(p<O.05)(? 1).
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????? ? ???? ??? ??? ?? ??? ?
???? (p<0.05). Bonferroni ???? ?? ? ?
?? ?????? ADHD?? ???? ?? ???
??? ??? ??? ??? ??? (p<O.05). TS?
? ?? ????? ???? ??? ??? ????
(p<O.05) ¡® ?? ??? ?? ?????? ????
???? ??? ??? ???. ?? ?????? ?
??? ADHD?? TS? ???? ??? ??? ?
? (p<0.05). ADHD?? TS?? ?? ? ?? ??
? ?? ??? ????. ?? ???? ?????
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5. Table 4. The comparison of the results on continuous performance te? for children with Tourette's disorder, AOHO and
normal groups after adjustment for IQ'
Variables
T5(N=18) AO? 0(N=18) Control(N = 18)
F-value P-value
Mean :l:50
HJT 249.89:1: 49¡®37 263.78:1: 27.18 279.05:t 23.87 2.68 0.08
OMI 74.11 :1:49.37 60.39:1: 27.26 44.94:1: 23.87 2.68 0.08
COM' 18.28:1: 8.36 24.56:1:2.72 18.22:1: 5.64 4.49 0.02
HIRT 418.59:1: 69.56 417.31 :1: 37.69 357.00:1: 50.28 0.89 0.42
RT5E 20.73:t 15.50 18.13:1: 10.26 12.12:1: 10.88 1.1 2 0.34
V5E 52.66:1: 40.64 43.22:t 27.35 26.96:t 33.78 1.41 0.25
00" 0.81:t0.56 0.44:1:0.27 1.16:1:0.74 3.91 0.02
RJTA 0.86:1: 0.40 0.74:1: 0.16 0.59:1: 0.33 2.45 0.09
AOHO : attention defrcit hyperactivi¦Ç disorder, T5 : Tourette¡¯5 disorder, HIT : hit, OMI : omission error, COM : com?mission
error, HIRT : hit reaction time, RT5E : hit reaction time standard error, V5E : variability of standard error, 00 : at?tentiveness,
RITA : risk taking, N : number of subjects, 50 : standard deviation
a : evaluated at covariates appeared in the model : IQ=106.67
? : The AOHO group differ signifjcantly from the T5 group after adjustment for IQ
?? : The AOHO group differ signilicantly from normal group after adjustment for IQ
.,.. : p <0.05, post hoc Bonferroni test
Table 5. The comparison of the res ? ts on Wisconsin card 5¡£¦Ðing test for children with Tourette¡¯s disorder, AOHO and
normal groups after adjustment for IQa
Variables
TS(N=18) AOHO(N=18) Control(N = 18)
F-value P-value
Mean:l:50
TA* 124.78:1: 6.98 128:00:1: 0.00 115.78:1: 17.13 3.41 0.04
TC 66.83:t 16.86 6 1.72ÍÁ19.98 75.28 :1: 23.41 0.69 0.50
TE" 57.94:1: 20.85 66.27 :1: 19.97 35.94:1: 18.46 6.06 0.00
PR" 36.28:1: 21 .50 45.17:t 30.64 20.83:::9 .77 3.17 0.05
PE" 30.83:t 16.49 38.06:1:22.52 18.61:t8.01 3.66 0.03
NONP 27.1 1:t 14.70 28.22:!:: 17.09 17.33:::12.21 1.27 0.29
CLR" 49.83:1: 22.97 43.17:::24.58 70.33 :1: 16.33 4.08 0.23
CC" 3.00:1: 2.00 2.00:1: 1.19 4.56 :1: 1.62 6.00 0.00
TCl 20.44:1: 15.00 35.00:1: 37 .33 19.89::: 16.86 1.23 0.27
FM5 1.55::: 1.58 1.44:1: 1.50 2.12 :1: 1¡®23 1.06 0.35
LL - 9.75:1: 13.87 - 8.98:1: 14.25 - 0.79:1: 1.91 1.74 0.18
AOHO : attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, TS : Tourette¡¯5 disorder, TA : number of trials administrated, TC : total
number of correct, TE: total number 01 errors, PR: perseverative response, PR: perseverative error, NONP: non?perseverative
errors, CLR : conceptual level response, CC : number of categories complete, TCl : trials to complete fi¦Ðt
category, FMS : failure to maintain, LL : learning to learn, N : number of subjects, SO : standard deviation
a : evaluated at covariates appeared in the model; IQ= 1 06.67
? : The AOHO group differs significantly from normal group after adjustment for IQ
?? : The AOHO and the T5 groups differ significantly from normal group after adjustment fm IQ
.,.. : p<0.05, post hoc Bonlerroni test
???? ? ?? ??? ??? ??? ????£¬ AD?HD??
?? ??? ??? ?? ??? ?? ???
????(? 2).
WCST ????? ????. ???? ?????
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? ??? ?? ????? ???? ??? ??? ?
? ?? (p<O.05). ?????? ???????? AD?HD????
???? ?? ??? ??? ???
??? ???? (p<O.05) (? 3)
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10. ABSTRACT J Korean Neuropsych?¦Ð Assoc Vol 39, No 3, May, 2000
The Comparison of the Executive Functions in Children with
Tourette¡¯s Disorder with Those with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Hyung-Mo Sung, M.D., Hyung-Bae Park, M.D.
Department o[ Psychia¦Ç College o[ Medicine, Yeungnam University, Taegu
Objectives : This study w;? perfonned to veriJY and compare deterioration of executive ?lctiOns
in ?e children ?th Tourette¡¯s disorder(TS) with thos¦Å ¡®?th Attention D?cit Hyperactivity
Disorder(ADHD) and to understand the differentes.
Method : We administered Kaufinan Assessm¦Ånt Batte¦Ð for Childr¦Ån(K-ABC) £¬ Continuous
Performance Test(CPT), W¨¬sconsin Card Sorting Test(WCST) on thr¦Å£¬ e groups, of 18 children
each : tow groups of outpatients, one pure TS and one pure ADHD, diagnosed using DSM-IV
criteria, and the third, a control group of normal, healthy children who were s¦Ålected consider?ing
age, sex and academic a'chieverrient. The children perfonned all testings without the use of
medications
ResuIts : In¨¨omparisons of CPT p¨¦rfotmance, ?e ADHD group show¦Åd poor performance
with signif¨¬cant di?rence in commission error, attentiv¦Åness and risk taking(p <0.05), and the
TS group showed sig?f¨¬cant difference in attentiveness(p<0.05) when compared ?? ?e
control group. There was signif¨¬cant difference between ?e AD HD group and the TS group in
commission error(p <0.05).
In comparisons of WCST, the ADHD group and the TS group showed signif¨¬cantly poorer
perfonnance than the controls in number of trials administered, total number of errors,
conceptual 1¦Åv¦Å1 r¦Å£¬ sponse£¬ number of categories complete, perseverativ¦Å£¬ response and persevera?tive
error(p<0.05), but only ? ADHD group showed poor perfonnance in pe?verative
r¦Åsponse and pe¦Ð¦Åvera?ve e¦Ðor(p <0.05).
When the results of CPT were analyzed after adjustrnent for IQ, the ADHD group show¦Å£¬ d
signif¨¬cantly more errors than the TS disorder group in commission ¦Årror£¬ and only th¦Å ADHD
group showed signif¨¬cant differenc¦Æ in att¦Ån?reness compared ?th ?¦Æ normal controls(p <0.
05). In WCST, while these two groups showed signif¨¬cant differ¦Ånce in numberof trials
administrated, only the ADHD group show¦Åd signif¨¬cantly poor perfonnance compared with
the normal children group in the 5 sub-cat¦Ågories such as total numb¦Ær of errors, persev¦Åra?ve
response, p¦Årseverative. error, conceptual level r'¦Åsponse and number of categori¦Ås complete(p
<0.05).
ConcIusion : The abnormaliti¦Ås of executive functions appear in both ADHD and Tourette¡¯s
disorder, but more appar¦Å£¬ nt abnormaliti¦Åsm ¦Åx¦Åcutiv¦Å functions were shown in ADHD than in
Tour¦Å£¬ tte ¡¯ s disorder. A1so the differenc¦Ås of ex¦Åcutive functions suggest ?at these two diseas¦Ås
may have different psychopathophysiology in th¦Ås¦Å dimensions.
KEY WORDS : Tourette¡¯s disord
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