Table 5.

Relationships between major ADOS domain scores and BDS, STROOP, and COWAT test scores in the full mutation males and females separately and combined. Regression coefficients (β) and P-values (p) were estimated using simple models, but changes in p-values from complex models are also indicated (as specified below).

	BDS		STROOP		COWATT		COWATA
ADOS	Regression coefficient (Β)	p	Regression coefficient (β)	p	Regression coefficient (β)	p	Regression coefficient (β)	p
COM
All	−0.147	< 0.001	−0.016*	0.556	−0.079*	< 0.001	−0.080*	< 0.001
Female	−0.129*	0.002	−0.022*	0.338	−0.076*	0.001	−0.133	< 0.001
Male	−0.294	0.012	−0.017	0.726	−0.078	0.007	0.004	0.887
RSI
All	−0.089*	< 0.001	−0.014*	0.507	−0.038*	< 0.001	−0.051*	0.001
Female	−0.088*	0.050	−0.023*	0.378	−0.035*	0.056	−0.058*	0.018
Male	−0.105	0.001	0.002**	0.954	−0.041*	0.077	0.019*	0.317
CSIT
All	−0.099*	< 0.001	−0.013*	0.493	−0.047*	< 0.001	−0.059*	< 0.001
Female	−0.098*	0.018	−0.022*	0.383	−0.043*	0.011	−0.065*	0.003
Male	−0.130	< 0.001	−0.002**	0.955	−0.052*	0.010	0.015*	0.440

Adjusted for * FSIQ or ** age, in complex models, with changes in p values after adjustment indicated as follows:

Underlined are p values remaining or becoming significant (< 0.05); bold are p values remaining or becoming insignificant (> 0.05).