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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Genet. 2014 Aug 13;44(5):456–467. doi: 10.1007/s10519-014-9668-4

Appendix Table 4e.

Likelihood ratio tests for smoking during pregnancy and general cognitive functioning

Model name Number of estimated parameters −2 log likelihood P-value; test again previous model with more estimated parameters
ACMPE – ACMPE 38 1154273.6 NA
ACPE – ACPE 36 1154275.8 0.327
ACE – ACE 34 1154278.3 0.289
AE – AE 32 1154790.9 <0.001
CE – CE 32 1154927.5 <0.001
ACE – AE 33 1154339.4 <0.001
ACE – CE 33 1154626.1 <0.001
ACE – AC 33 1154321.9 <0.001

Abbreviations: NA, not applicable.

Note: “Best-fitting model” marked in bold letters. Each model is tested against previous model with more estimated parameters. The model name implies which parameters that are included, it is stated as ACMPE – ACMPE, where the first five letters tells us which of the variance parameters in general cognitive functioning that are included (i.e., ao2,co2,mo2,po2, and eo2), and the five last letters tells us which of the cross-phenotype parameters that are included (i.e., rA, rC, rM, rP, and rE). All of the variance parameters in maternal smoking during pregnancy are included in all models.