Dorien Bangma

FDM CAPABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH MCI, AD AND PD | 123 Patient AD 1 Patient AD 2 Patient AD 3 Patient MCI 1 Patient MCI 2 Patient MCI 3 Patient PD 1 Patient PD 2 Patient PD 3 FDS rational 0,39 2,21 -0,14 0,83 -0,21 -0,22 0,20 -1,01 FDS intuitive 0,21 2,56 0,26 0,04 2,83 -1,23 1,73 1,53 -0,82 FDS dependent -1,11 0,80 -1,05 0,29 -1,29 -2,54 -0,20 0,27 0,60 FDS avoidant -0,03 -0,75 0,14 -2,13 0,90 -1,85 0,27 0,27 0,32 FDS spontaneous 1,24 1,83 -0,21 1,77 1,14 0,30 0,28 -0,09 -0,70 Note. All numbers represent z -scores determined by comparing the performance of individual patients with the performance of a norm group consisting of participants without neurological and psychiatric disorders with approximately the same age, level of education and sex as the individual patient (range n: 12 – 338). Dark grey colored cells with bold italic numbers represent scores > 2 standard deviations below the mean (z = 0.00) of the control group. These scores are classified as very low (Bouma et al., 2012). Light grey colored cells with italics numbers represent scores that are 0.7 to 2 standard deviations below the mean (z = 0.00) of the control group. These scores are classified as low to low average (Bouma et al., 2012). White cells represent scores that are < 0.7 standard deviations below the mean (z = 0.00) of the control group. These scores are classified as average to very high (Bouma et al., 2012). AD = Alzheimer’s disease; CDR = Competence in Decision Rules; FCAI = Financial Competence Assessment Inventory; FDMI = Financial Decision-Making Interview; FDS = Financial Decision Style questionnaire; IBQ = Impulsive Buying Questionnaire; IGT = Iowa Gambling Task; MCI = mild cognitive impairment; PD = Parkinson’s disease; TDT = Temporal Discounting Task. * Test could not be administered or the administration was not reliable.