Table 7.
Standardised parameter estimates for best fitting models with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) in different age groups (unaffected /affected) for the best-fitting models (as indicated in Table 5).
| A | C | E | Threshold | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AGE 3 | ||||
| Boys | 1.78 (1.72 - 1.85) | |||
| .58 (.44 - .71) | n/a | .42 (.29- .56) | ||
| Girls | 2.00 (1.92 - 2.07) | |||
| AGE 4 | ||||
| Boys | 1.68 (1.63 - 1.73) | |||
| .65 (.54 - .74) | n/a | .35 (.26 - .46) | ||
| Girls | 1.97 (1.91 - 2.04) | |||
| AGE 7 | ||||
| Boys | 2.00 (1.93 - 2.07) | |||
| .66 (.51 - .78) | n/a | .34 (.22 - .49) | ||
| Girls | 2.38 (2.29 - 2.47) | |||
Abbreviations: A = additive genetic influences, C = common (shared environmental influences), E = unique environmental influences
Note: Threshold values refer to equivalent cutoff values in normal distributions (i.e. a threshold value of 1.78 refers to the top 3.7% of the distribution). The non-overlapping threshold values for boys and girls indicate the fact that affected girls are at the higher end of the distribution compared to boys.