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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Feb 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Autism Dev Disord. 2017 Feb;47(2):472–479. doi: 10.1007/s10803-016-2972-5

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics and Social Responsiveness Scale-2 scores for the individuals with autism spectrum disorder and typically developing controls by age group

Autism spectrum disorder Typically developing controls
4–8.99 (n = 91) 9–11.99 (n = 96) 12–16.99 (n = 85) 17+ (n = 52) 4–8.99 (n = 95) 9–11.99 (n = 84) 12–16.99 (n = 150) 17+ (n = 109)
Sex (% male) 82.4 78.1 85.9 86.5 37.9 51.2 51.3 54.1
Age 7.60 (1.07) 10.43 (0.85) 13.83 (1.35) 19.86 (2.83) 6.99 (1.14) 10.63 (0.88) 14.60 (1.44) 20.77 (3.09)
FSIQb 101.12 (18.96) 109.14 (19.05) 106.53 (17.24) 110.69 (14.78) 109.68 (13.44) 115.46 (13.62) 114.03 (11.58) 112.75 (11.58)
Maternal education (% with some college or more) 84.1 76.67 67.1 77.1 69.6 73.2 64.3 62.5
SRS-2 SCIa 68.59 (20.26) 75.48 (19.86) 76.20 (22.95) 76.27 (22.48) 23.59 (12.51) 22.07 (12.44) 17.31 (11.30) 16.88 (11.51)
SRS-2 RRBa 16.93 (6.66) 17.84 (6.58) 16.73 (7.11) 16.12 (5.93) 2.55 (3.13) 2.46 (2.97) 2.02 (2.70) 1.73 (2.53)

FSIQ full scale intelligence quotient, SRS Social Responsiveness Scale-Second Edition, SCI social communication index, RRB restricted repetitive behaviors

a

Raw/unstandardized scores

b

There were significant differences in FSIQ across the age groups for both individuals with autism spectrum disorder and typically developing controls