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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2015 Feb 17;54(5):369–376.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.jaac.2015.02.005

Table 2. Significant Correlations Between Achenbach System for Empirically-Based Assessment measures (ASEBA) Intercepts and Slopes and Baseline and Distal Correlates.

ASEBA modeled variable ASD (n=70-88) Nonspectrum DD (n=36-48)
Anxiety intercept BRIEF (r=.41, p=.001)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=-.29, p=.01)
Vineland Social (r=-.27, p=.02)
Vineland Communication (r=-.25, p=.03)
Vineland Daily Living (r=-.31, p=.007)		 BRIEF (r=.49, p=.003)
Anxiety slope BRIEF (r=-.35, p=.003)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=-.26, p=.02)
Vineland Social (r=.29, p=.01)
Vineland Communication (r=-.27, p=.02)
Vineland Daily Living (r=.31, p=.005)		 BRIEF (r=-.48, p=.003)
Depressive intercept BRIEF (r=.47, p<.001)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=-.37, p=.001)
Vineland Social (r=-.24, p=.03)
Vineland Daily Living (r=-.21, p=.06)
Well-Being Total (r=-.22, p=.05)
FES Conflict (r=-.23, p=.06) 		BRIEF (r=.56, p<.001)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=-.45, p=.004)
Vineland Communication (r=-.31, p=.05)
Depressive slope BRIEF (r=-.37, p=.002)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=.27, p=.02)
Vineland Social (r=.22, p=.05) 		BRIEF (r=-.48, p=.003)
QLQ-Satisfaction (r=.29, p=.07)
ADOS Social Affect Severity Score (r=.29, p=.05)

Note: Italicized text represents variables approaching significance at p=0.05-0.07. ADOS = Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule; ASD = autism spectrum disorder; BRIEF = Behavioral Rating Inventory for Executive Functioning-Emotional Control subscale; DD = developmental delay; FES = Family Environment Scale; QLQ = Quality of Life Questionnaire; Vineland = Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales.