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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Brain Res. 2008 Mar 18;188(1):111–124. doi: 10.1007/s00221-008-1348-2

Table 1.

Behavioral test scores

WASI mental ability scores
CELF language indices
Full scale Verbal Performance Core Expressive Receptive
TD (n = 19) Mean 118.95 117.26 116.42 114.11 113.53 113.58
SD 10.972 12.301 11.725 9.492 11.197 7.890
ASD (n = 18) Mean 109.33 103.56 113.11 101.94 106.89 99.78
SD 13.521 15.382 11.585 16.148 18.626 15.318
TD (n = 16) Mean 117.75 116.25 115.56 113.56 112.06 113.25
SD 10.933 12.593 12.372 10.046 11.186 7.937
ASD (n = 13) Mean 107.00 101.31 111.31 98.85 97.46 105.08
SD 14.944 17.182 12.419 16.757 15.804 20.540
ASD-LOW (n = 8) Mean 107.63 101.68 112.63 103.38 106.88 102.13
SD 12.794 16.677 8.684 15.611 16.357 16.111
ASD-HIGH (n = 5) Mean 106.00 101.60 109.20 91.60 102.2 90.00
SD 19.532 19.970 17.936 17.587 27.941 13.491

Group mean and standard deviations for scores on tests of mental (WASI) and language (CELF) abilities are reported for comprehensive TD and ASD groups. Subsequent analyses were restricted to children who produced compensatory responses. Mean and standard deviations are reported for these groups as well. Finally, post hoc analyses of compensatory responses resulted in a sub-division of the children in the ASD group into ASD-LOW and ASD-HIGH groups; their behavioral scores are also reported