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Published in final edited form as: Otol Neurotol. 2013 Apr;34(3):532–538. doi: 10.1097/MAO.0b013e318281e215

Table 3.

Correlations (p-values for two-tailed tests of significance) and cell N for an averaged spoken language performance measure (ALSS = Average Language Standard Score) and potential predictors.

Variable	ALSS	Age 1^st CI	Duration CI Use	Uni- vs Bilateral	Age Dx HL	Mother’s Educ	Gender^*
ALSS	-	−.325 (.006)	.170 (.163)	.175 (.151)	−.183 (.135)	−.097 (.433)	−.116 (.344)
ALSS		69	69	69	68	68	69

Age 1^st CI		-	−.909 (.000)	−.285 (.018)	.309 (.010)	.107 (.384)	.248 (.040)
Age 1^st CI			69	.69	68	68	69

Duration of Use			-	.152 (.213)	−.275 (.023)	−.176 (.150)	−.135 (.270)
Duration of Use				69	68	68	69

Uni - vs Bilateral				-	−.147 (.232)	.025 (.838)	−.043 (.726)
Uni - vs Bilateral					68	68	69

Age Dx HL					-	.056 (.650)	.158 (.198)
Age Dx HL						68	68

Mother’s Educ						-	−.209 (.087)
Mother’s Educ							68

For gender: 1 = male, 2 = female