Table 4.

Standardized regression coefficients of youth symptom dimensions when regressed simultaneously on adult outcomes using self-reported SCT.

Self-reported sluggish cognitive tempo symptoms
Psychopathology	Estimate	Standard Error	95% CI	t-value	p-value
Response Variable: Adult SR Inattention Symptoms
Parent-reported Inattention	.04	.02	[−.01, .08]	1.91	.0570
Self-reported SCT	.10	.00	[.02, 18]	2.44	.0156
Response Variable: Adult SR Hyperactivity-Impulsivity Symptoms
Parent-reported HI	.05	.02	[.01, 09]	3.18	.0017
Self-reported SCT	.08	.04	[−.01, 16]	1.89	.0596
Response Variable: Adult SR Depression Symptoms
Self-reported Depression	.07	.04	[−.02, .15]	1.61	.1087
Self-reported SCT	.15	.10	[−.04, .34]	1.53	.1278

Note. Bold indicates statistical significance after adjustment for 12 tests at a 5% false discovery rate. Covariates include sex, age at Wave one and two, maternal education, log of total family income, and race-ethnicity. HI = hyperactive-impulsive, SCT = sluggish cognitive tempo, SR = self-report. Please note that self-report of IA/HI was not collected.