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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2007 May-Jun;78(3):972–986. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8624.2007.01044.x

Table 1.

Phenotypic Correlations Achievement and General Cognitive Ability

Hyperactivity rating, r
Correlate Parent Same
teacher
Different
teacher
Unadjusted achievementa
 Males −.33** −.42** −.39**
 Females −.29** −.44** −.47**
General cognitive ability
 Males −.16** −.19** −.17**
 Females −.15** −.20** −.21**
Achievement
 Males −.29** −.38** −.35**
 Females −.24** −.38** −.41**

Note. Parent ratings: N males = 1,572, N females = 1,804; same teacher ratings: N males = 1,104, N females = 1,290; different teacher ratings: N males = 632, N females = 646. To correct for the lack of independence arising from the fact that we have two members from a family, the significance levels for all correlations are based on the number of twin pairs rather than individuals.

a

Scores were not residualized for general cognitive ability.

**

p<.01.