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Table 1.

Characteristics of participants.

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Figure 1.

Encoding, retention and source discrimination of patients with ADHD and control participants (M±SD).

Note: Data transformed; Encoding: Percentage of correctly recognized items in the immediate recognition test; Retention: Percentage of correctly recognized items in the delayed recognition test compared to the correctly recognized items in the immediate recognition test; Source discrimination: Percentage of correctly recognized items in the source memory test; * Significant at p<.05.

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Table 2.

Group differences in cognitive performance between patients with ADHD (n = 37) and control participants (n = 40).

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Table 3.

Summary of multiple regression models (method: forced entry („enter“)) for predicting encoding, retention and source discrimination.

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