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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 4.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2013 Jun 18;54(9):958–968. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.12091

Table 1.

Mean (SD) age, SES, nonverbal IQ (NVIQ) and gender for the TD, FR, SLI and FR-SLI groups (including results of between groups analyses)

TD FR SLI FR-SLI Significant differences
N 69 83 32 29
T1 Age (months) 44.59 (3.12) 45.17 (3.47) 43.56 (2.09) 45.07 (3.24) F 2.15, NS
T2 Age (months) 55.46 (3.21) 56.64 (3.85) 55.19 (2.58) 56.76 (3.52) F 2.56, NS
Gender (% males) 49 58 69 72 χ2 6.74, NS
SES (postcode% rank1) 71.97 (27.46) 62.19 (26.67) 52.62 (30.18) 50.84 (30.50) F 5.57, p < .05
TD > LI & FRLI
NVIQ2 115.61 (13.93) 107.90 (14.84) 96.07 (13.10) 101.03 (10.15) F 16.82, p < .05
TD > FR > (LI = FRLI)
1

SES based on postcode in UK, relative rank according to deprivation value; Lower = more deprived (Department of Communities and Local Government, Indices of Multiple Deprivation 2007).

2

NVIQ is mean standard score, two WPPSI-III Performance IQ subtests.