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. 2015 May 19;3:e939. doi: 10.7717/peerj.939

Table 1. Correlations table.

Partial correlations, controlling for age, between study variables for full sample (N = 204).

Variables 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Teacher-rated inattention
2. Word reading −.49**
3. Reading fluency −.54** .81**
4. Math calculation −.48** .49** .51**
5. Addition fluency −.48** .42** .52** .59**
6. Subtraction fluency −.40** .44** .47** .58** .82**
7. Auditory-verbal WM −.23** .31** .35** .33** .30** .34**
8. Visual-spatial WM −.34** .24** .24** .33** .33** .32** .14
8. Sex −.37** .08 .16* .08 .00 −.15** −.05 .16*
8. Parent education level −.22** .23** .31** .22** .20** .24** .16* .10 .03

Notes.

Significant correlation:

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

Measured at Year 1 Time A: Teacher-rated Inattention, Age, Sex, Parent education level.

Measured at Year 1 Time B: All working memory measures.

Measured at Year 2 Time B: All academic measures.

Teacher-rated Inattention, Addition and Subtraction Fluency: total raw scores. Math Calculation, Reading Fluency, Word Reading, working memory variables: Standard Scores.