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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 15.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Behav Dev. 2013 Mar 1;37(2):118–124. doi: 10.1177/0165025412468064

Table 2.

Correlations between eye-tracking at 6-, 9-, and 12-months and CSBS scores at 18-months

Communication and Symbolic Behavioral Scales at 18-months
Social Score Percentile Rank Total Score Percentile Rank

6-month-olds (n=19)
 Duration on Faces .35 (.15) .40 (.09)
 Duration on Eyes .49 (.03)* .33 (.16)
 Duration on Mouths −.08 (.74) .14 (.56)
 Proportion on Eyes .53 (.02)** .33 (.16)
 Proportion on Mouths −.14 (.56) .06 (.80)
9-month-olds (n=22)
 Duration on Faces .29 (.19) .36 (.11)
 Duration on Eyes .33 (.13) .37 (.09)
 Duration on Mouths .12 (.61) .15 (.49)
 Proportion on Eyes .21 (.36) .18 (.43)
 Proportion on Mouths −.01 (.98) .09 (.68)
12-month-olds (n=24)
 Duration on Faces −.03 (.88) −.15 (.49)
 Duration on Eyes .20 (.36) −.05 (.82)
 Duration on Mouths −.19 (.37) −.17 (.42)
 Proportion on Eyes .24 (.27) .05 (.83)
 Proportion on Mouths −.13 (.56) −.12 (.59)

Note: All eye-tracking variables are collapsed across the two faces. Correlations (r) shown with p-value in parentheses.

*

p<.05;

**

p<.025