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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2013 Sep 16;27(6):713–724. doi: 10.1037/a0033994

Table 2.

Participant Characteristics

Exposed
Nonexposed
Demographic variable AE+ (n = 90) AE− (n = 38) ADHD (n = 80) CON (n = 136) Parametric statistics
Handedness [n (% Right)] 78(86.7) 35(92.1) 72(90.0) 126(92.6)
FAS [n (%)] 23(25.6) 11(28.9) 0(0.0) 0(0.0)
Sex [n (% Females)]* 36(40.0) 21(55.3) 18(22.5) 62(45.6) ADHD < AE+, AE−, CON
Race [n (%White)]* 57(63.3) 14(36.8) 53(66.3) 94(69.1) AE− < CON, ADHD
Ethnicity [n (% Hispanic)] 8(8.9) 7(18.4) 20(25.0) 28(20.6)
Age [M (SD)] 12.4(2.4) 12.6(2.6) 11.7(2.5) 12.5(2.6)
FSIQ [M (SD)]* 82.44(17.497) 88.71(14.108) 92.77(18.535) 110.31(11.860) ADHD, AE−, AE+, < CON;
AE+ < ADHD
CIFASD Site [n (%)]
 Albuquerque 7(7.8) 2(5.3) 11(13.8) 20(14.7)
 Atlanta 15(16.7) 12(18.5) 19(23.8) 19(14.0)
 Los Angeles 17(18.9) 10(26.3) 2(2.5) 18(13.2)
 Northern Plains States 13(14.4) 5(13.2) 9(11.3) 18(13.2)
 San Diego 38(42.2) 9(23.7) 39(48.8) 61(44.9)

Note. Demographic information for the four groups: alcohol-exposed children with ADHD(AE+), and without ADHD(AE−), nonexposed children with ADHD (ADHD), and typically developing controls (CON). CIFASD = Collaborative Initiative on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.

*

Significant differences between groups, p < .05.