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The data are from a convenience sample of 25 women and 10 men who were middle-aged or older. The purpose of the study was to understand the relationship between sedentary behavior and thickness of the medial temporal lobe (MTL) in the brain.
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A data frame with 35 observations on the following 23 variables.
SubjectID for the individual.
SexGender, which takes values F (female) or M (male).
EthnicEthnicity, simplified to Caucasian and Other.
EducYears of educational.
e4grpAPOE-4 status, taking a value of E4 or Non-E4.
AgeAge, in years.
MMSEScore from the Mini-Mental State Examination, which is a global cognitition evaluation.
HamDScore on the Hamilton Rating Scale for depression.
HamAScore on the Hamilton Rating Scale for anxiety.
DigSymWe (the authors of this R package) are unsure as to the meaning of this variable.
DelayVPWe (the authors of this R package) are unsure as to the meaning of this variable.
BFRSelective.Reminding.DelayedWe (the authors of this R package) are unsure as to the meaning of this variable.
SittingSelf-reported time sitting per day, averaged to the nearest hour.
METminwkMetabolic equivalent units score (activity level).
A score of 0 means “no activity” while
3000 is considered “high activity”.
IPAQgrpClassification of METminwk into Low or High.
ACA1Thickness of the CA1 subregion of the MTL.
ACA23DGThickness of the CA23DG subregion of the MTL.
AECortThickness of a subregion of the MTL.
AFusiCortThickness of the fusiform gyrus subregion of the MTL.
APhCortThickness of the perirhinal cortex subregion of the MTL.
APeCortThickness of the entorhinal cortex subregion of the MTL.
AsubicThickness of the subiculum subregion of the MTL.
TOTALTotal MTL thickness.
Siddarth P, Burggren AC, Eyre HA, Small GW, Merrill DA. 2018. Sedentary behavior associated with reduced medial temporal lobe thickness in middle-aged and older adults. PLoS ONE 13(4): e0195549. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0195549
Thank you to Professor Silas Bergen of Winona State University for pointing us to this data set!
A New York Times article references this study. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/opinion/standing-up-at-your-desk-could-make-you-smarter.html
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