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Published in final edited form as: Autism Res. 2012 Dec 19;6(1):33–41. doi: 10.1002/aur.1263

Table 1.

Variables Significantly Predicted (p<.001) by Continuous Anxiety and/or Insistence on Sameness Scores

		Anxiety T-scores	IS Raw Totals
	Intercept (SE)	B(SE)	B (SE)
RBS-R Overall	−3.4(10.2)	0.7(0.2)^*	n.s.
RBS-R Ritualistic	−3.0(2.4)	0.2(0.1)^{^}	n.s.
RBS-R Sameness	−5.3(3.6)	0.2(0.1)^*	n.s.
ABC Total	−23.3(15.2)	1.6(0.3)^*	n.s.
ABC Irritability	−12.8(5.2)	0.5(0.1)^*	n.s.
ABC Hyperactivity	−0.03(6.5)	0.5(0.1)^*	n.s.
ABC Lethargy	−10.9(4.5)	0.3(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Internalizing	3.6(4.2)	0.8(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Externalizing	19.7(6.4)	0.7(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Thought	47.7(5.1)	0.3(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Social Problems	36.3(4.5)	0.3(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Attention	36.0(6.2)	0.6(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL Aggressive	33.6(5.6)	0.5(0.1)^*	n.s.
CBCL ADHD	38.0(5.1)	0.4(0.1)^*	n.s.

=Significant at p<.001.

^{^}

=Approaching significance (p=.001).

n.s. =Not significant at p<.001.

Note. Categorical groupings (Anxiety clinical cut by IS 25-50-25 percent splits) had identical significant results with the following exceptions: neither anxiety nor IS categorical level predicted RBS-R Overall or CBCL Thought subscales, and higher IS level significantly predicted RBS-R Ritualistic subscale, Intercept B=5.4(SE=0.5), IS B=1.4(SE=.04).