Sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia are not independently associated with Stroop Word performance¶
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q2 i? Sleep quality (rs=-.24, p=.17) and Verrucomicrobia (rs=.18, p=.31) were not independently associated with Stroop Word performance in partial correlations. → Anderson Jason R. 2017
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Anderson Jason R. 2017¶
Anderson Jason R., Carroll Ian, Azcarate-Peril M. Andrea, Rochette Amber D., Heinberg Leslie J., Peat Christine, Steffen Kristine, Manderino Lisa M., Mitchell James, Gunstad John. (2017). A preliminary examination of gut microbiota, sleep, and cognitive flexibility in healthy older adults. Sleep Medicine, 38, 104-107. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7433257/
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Partial correlation analysis in 37 healthy older adults testing whether sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia proportions were independently associated with Stroop Word performance. The article reports "Sleep quality (rs=−.24, p=.17) and Verrucomicrobia (rs=.18, p=.31) were not independently associated with Stroop Word performance."
"Sleep quality (rs=−.24, p=.17) and Verrucomicrobia (rs=.18, p=.31) were not independently associated with Stroop Word performance."
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Related Claims¶
- Hypertension is associated with poorer Stroop Word and Color performance in healthy older adults — related
- Poorer sleep quality is associated with poorer Stroop Word and Color-Word performance in healthy older adults after controlling for hypertension and carbohydrate intake — reports the opposite
- Poorer sleep quality is associated with lower proportions of the gut microbial phyla Verrucomicrobia and Lentisphaerae in healthy older adults — related
- Higher Verrucomicrobia proportion is associated with better Stroop Word performance after controlling for carbohydrate intake and hypertension — reports the opposite
- Sleep quality remains a significant predictor of Stroop Color-Word performance independent of Lentisphaerae proportion, while the Lentisphaerae-Stroop relationship reduces to non-significance
- Greater Lentisphaerae proportion is associated with better Stroop Color-Word performance independent of carbohydrate intake — related
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Sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia are not independently associated with Stroop Word performance |
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Sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia are not independently associated with Stroop Word performance |
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2017 |
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