Table 4

Correlation of test behaviour features with number of missing values due to behavioural disturbances, global deterioration scale, duration of disease and age

Number of missing values Global deterioration scale Duration of disease Age
Loss of insight into performance0.494-160 0.464-150 −0.06−0.28
Distractibility0.434-150 0.504-160 0.09−0.08
Loss of mental effort0.404-150 0.464-150 −0.35−0.11
Impulsivity0.210.384-150 0.24−0.22
Loss of initiative0.290.31−0.09−0.21
Inability to correct0.584-160 0.754-160 −0.10−0.24
Perseverative behaviour0.654-160 0.754-160 −0.07−0.16
Increased associativity0.454-150 0.37−0.05−0.35
Loss of compliance0.394-150 0.534-160 0.364-150 −0.03
Restlessness0.514-160 0.584-160 −0.07−0.25
Disturbed mental speed0.444-150 0.26−0.200.22
Response rigidity0.190.18−0.090.14
Stereotypy of behaviour0.484-160 0.35−0.16−0.31
Stimulus boundedness0.694-160 0.524-160 −0.11−0.27
Test behaviour scale0.704-160 0.774-160 −0.05−0.22
Global deterioration scale0.774-160 10.000.14−0.06
  • 4-150 Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2 tailed);

  • 4-160 Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2 tailed)