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. 2023 Sep 28;17:1147352. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2023.1147352

Table 1.

Demographics and behavioral/cognitive profiles of the developmental dyscalculia (DD) and typically developing (TD) groups.

DD TD
N 10 16
Gender (f/m) 8/2a,e 9/7a,e
Handedness (r/l) 10/0 16/0
Handedness 13.8 (1.1)b,e 14.5 (1.8)b,e
Age (years) 11.3 (0.7)b,e 11.2 (0.6)b,e
Age range (years) 10.1–12.2 10.4–12.2
Numerical tests
MAT 9.1 (2.9)**b 20.3 (2.5)**b
CPT sum 67 (16.3)**b 104.6 (10.7)**b
CPT addition 19 (3.8)**c 25.4 (3.3)**c
CPT subtraction 14.9 (4.7)*b 20.4 (2.8)*b
CPT multiplication 13.2 (5.1)**c 21.6 (2.7)**c
CPT division 7.4 (3.8)**b 16.6 (2.8)**b
CPT mix 12.5 (3)**b 20.5 (3.1)**b
IQ tests
WISC-R performance 98.6 (9.7)b,e 103.3 (11)b,e
WISC-R verbal 88.3 (9)**b 106.6 (10.5)**b
Arithmetic sub test (from verbal IQ) 6.5 (2.1)*b 10.6 (2.9)*b
WISC-R total 92.5 (8.1)*b 105.7 (9.6)*b
WISC-R total (corrected for arithmetic) 95.6 (SE = 3.2)d,e 103.8 (SE = 2.4)d,e
Reading evaluation 101.6 (12.9)c,e 106.7 (25.7)c,e

MAT, Mathematics achievement test; CPT, Calculation performance test; WISC-R, Wechsler intelligence scale for children. Scores are given as mean where appropriate. aFischer-Chi-Square-test, bIndependent-samples t-test, cMann-Whitney-U-test, dANCOVA. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.001, ep > 0.05. Detailed information about the tests used in the study can be found here (Öner et al., 2018; Üstün et al., 2021).