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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Autism Dev Disord. 2015 Sep;45(9):2816–2832. doi: 10.1007/s10803-015-2443-4

Table 4. Intercept and Slope of Linear Developmental Trajectories Predicting Social Affective Severity Score based on Putative Developmental Predictors as Function of Sample.

ADAMS Subscale CA Leiter NVIQ SS
Fragile X Samples
EVT SS
Full Sample FXS (n = 53) m = .38 (SE = .14) m = -.07 (SE = .02) m = -.006 (SE = .02)
b = 4.67, r2 = .11 b = 10.15, r2 = .19 b = 6.33, r2 =.002
FXS+ASD (n = 41) m = .27 (SE = .15) m = -.05 (SE = .02) m = .009 (SE = .02)
b = 5.32, r2 = .07 b = 8.95, r2 = .10 b = 5.69, r2 = .005
ASD-Severity Matched Sample m = .34 (SE = .21) m = -.05(SE = .03) m = -.006 (SE = .03)
 FXS+ASD (n = 21) b = 4.89, r2 = .13 b = 10.16, r2 = .14 b = 7.83, r2 = .002

Nonsyndromic ASD Samples
Nonsyndromic ASD (n = 39) m = .02 (SE = .22) m = .003 (SE = .03) m = .004 (SE = .02)
b = 7.77, r2 <.001 b = 7.62, r2 <.001 b = 7.61, r2 <.003
ASD-Severity Matched Sample m = .01(SE = .30) m = .008 (SE = .05) m = .01(SE = .04)
 Nonsyndromic ASD (n = 21) b = 7.23, r2 < .001 b = 6.78, r2 = .003 b = 6.75, r2 = .02