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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Educ Psychol. 2010 May 1;102(2):327–340. doi: 10.1037/a0018448

Table 4.

Coefficients and Classification Indices for the Original and Replicated Logistic Regression Models

Measure B SE Wald p TN FN TP FP Hit rate Sensitivity Specificity AUC SE
Model 1: Original Model (n = 206) 151 3 17 30 83.6 90.0 82.9 0.913 0.032
 WIF_N Screen −0.210 0.180 1.369 0.244
 RDN −0.221 0.146 2.280 0.131
 Sound Matching −0.567 0.199 8.123 0.004
 Oral Vocabulary −0.010 0.025 0.160 0.690
 WIF_N Level 0.017 0.192 0.008 0.930
 WIF_N Slope −0.501 0.852 0.348 0.557
 Constant 7.033 2.534 7.728 0.006
Model 2: Replication (n = 355) 253 5 49 48 84.8 90.7 84.0 0.925 0.015
 WIF_N Screen −0.210
 RDN −0.221
 Sound Matching −0.567
 Oral Vocabulary −0.010
 WIF_N Level 0.017
 WIF_N Slope −0.501
 Constant 7.033

Note. Hit rate, sensitivity, and specificity are expressed as percentages. WIF_N Screen = Word Identification Fluency screening measure. WIF_N Level = Level of Word Identification Fluency_Narrow at week 5; WIF_N Slope = Slope of Word Identification Fluency_Narrow over 5 weeks; TN = true negatives; FN = false negatives; TP = true positives; FP = false positives; Hit rate = (TP + TN)/N; sensitivity = TP/(TP + FN); specificity = TN/(TN + FP); AUC = area under the curve; SE = standard error of AUC.