The SCHZ coefficient for upper GO time spread is 0.06652 source units in 124 ds000030 participants.

In 124 participants from common task schedules in OpenNeuro ds000030 v1.0.0, the adjusted schizophrenia (SCHZ) minus CONTROL coefficient for each participant’s 90th-percentile minus median correct GO response time was +0.06652413207423882 source units. Its nominal Bonferroni family 95% interval was [0.010836218862916837, 0.1222120452855608]. If the custom ReactionTime field is interpreted as seconds, this is +66.52 ms [10.84, 122.21]. The field has no explicit unit metadata, so the source-unit estimate is primary. The model adjusted for schedule, age, and source gender, with one equal-weight observation per participant. ADHD and BIPOLAR estimates were −0.12 ms and −4.95 ms; their intervals included zero, which does not establish equality. The association is conditional on the selected sample and additive model. It does not identify a cognitive mechanism or causal diagnosis effect. Correct-only selection, unequal trial counts, unmodeled clinical factors, finite-trial percentile uncertainty, and the unverified conversion of original task logs to event tables limit interpretation. A sensitivity rule excluding times below 0.100 source units gave a similar SCHZ coefficient (+66.83101296063259 ms).

GO response time · response-time distribution · participant percentiles · schizophrenia · OpenNeuro ds000030 · observational association