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. 2024 Jan 9;13:e85623. doi: 10.7554/eLife.85623

Table 1. Description of the cross-sectional sample.

Measures ASD (n=166) TD (n=51) p-value
Mean±SD Mean±SD
Age 3.37±1.16 3.48±1.29 0.621a
Total Symptom Severity Score (ADOS-2 CSS) 7.19±1.78 1.10±0.300 <0.001a
Social Affect (ADOS-2 SA-CSS) 6.08±2.06 1.18±0.478 <0.001a
Repetitive Behaviors &
Restricted Interests (ADOS-2 RRB CSS) 8.63±1.85 2.16±1.92 <0.001a
Social Interaction (ADI-R: A) 14.8±5.70 1.04±1.39 <0.001a
Communication (ADI-R: B) 9.97±3.44 1.12±1.35 <0.001a
Repetitive Behaviors &
Restricted Interests (ADI-R: C) 4.79±2.22 0.314±0.678 <0.001a
Age of onset (ADI-R: D) 3.60±0.997 0.078±0.337 <0.001a
Best Estimate IQ 83.6±24.0 119±16.5 <0.001a
VABS-II Adaptive Behavior 80.2±10.2 103±8.21 <0.001
VABS-II Communication 80.2±13.7 105±8.94 <0.001
VABS-II Daily Living Skills 83.7±11.6 101±8.25 <0.001
VABS-II Socialization 79.2±9.82 101±8.49 <0.001
VABS-II Motor Skills 88.4±11.5 102±11.2 <0.001a

Note. p-valuesa are obtained using nonparametric Mann-Whitney tests of differences between the two groups.