Table 10. Multivariate and univariate linear models, investigating whether theta cortical tracking at 11 months predicted either infant-led or parent-estimated language outcomes.

The table details the multivariate linear models followed by the univariate linear models describing whether theta cortical tracking at 11 months predicted a) infant-led language measures or b) the parent-estimated language measures. Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons in the univariate models led to modified significant alpha levels of, p = <0.01 for infant-led and p = <0.025 for parent-estimated (denoted by bold italic text). Modified alpha level for trends are p = <0.02 for infant-led and p = <0.05 for parent-estimated (denoted by bold text).

Theta cortical tracking at 11 months a, Infant-led language measures
Multivariate linear model	Df num	Df demom	F	p
Infant-led language measures	5	77	0.89	0.50
Univariate linear models	Df	β estimate	SE	p
NWR Consonants, 24 months	1,96	-4.32	2.91	0.14
NWR Syllables, 24 months	1,96	-3.51	2.92	0.23
NWR Stress, 24 months	1,96	-2.24	2.67	0.40
CCT, 18 months	1,93	-2.72	2.28	0.24
Pointing, 12 months	1,105	5.72	4.61	0.22
b, Parent-estimated language measures
Multivariate linear model	Df num	Df demom	F	p
Parent-estimated language measures	2	87	0.25	0.78
Univariate linear models	Df	β estimate	SE	p
CDI comprehension, 24 months	1,90	-828.31	1452.9	0.57
CDI production, 24 months	1,90	-1114.12	1570.3	0.48