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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Intellect Dev Disabil. 2012 May;117(3):194–206. doi: 10.1352/1944-7558-117.3.194

Table 1.

Descriptive Information for Mothers, Children with FXS, and Siblings

Maternal IQ Maternal Education Level Chronological Age in months Developmental Level Test Scoresa Gender
Family 1 128 19 Child with FXS 62 53 M
Sibling 61 94 M
Family 2 108 17 Child with FXS 35 49 M
Sibling 35 121 F
Family 3 110 18 Child with FXS 70 55 M
Sibling 70 117 F
Family 4 111 13 Child with FXS 40 49 M
Sibling 41 * M
Family 5 125 18 Child with FXS 55 49 M
Sibling 55 117 M
Family 6 123 15 Child with FXS 67 49 M
Sibling 68 118 M
Family 7 122 17 Child with FXS 66 52 M
Sibling 66 101 F
Family 8 119 16 Child with FXS 36 50 M
Sibling 36 95 F
Family 9 111 15 Child with FXS 22 54 M
Sibling 22 111 M
Family 10 86 14 Child with FXS 16 50 M
Sibling 16 91 F
Family 11 121 14 Child with FXS 36 49 M
Sibling 37 123 F
Family 12 99 16 Child with FXS 71 49 M
Sibling 69 104 M
Family 13 101 16 Child with FXS 19 58 M
Sibling 19 * M

Note. Rows represent individual family units: mother, child with FXS, and typically developing sibling.

a

Developmental level: The Mullen Scales of Early Learning composite score was used for the children with FXS; the siblings were given the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT-III; citation). Standardized scores are presented for the participants.

*

Missing data