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Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Child Psychol. 2016 Nov;44(8):1455–1471. doi: 10.1007/s10802-016-0140-1

Table 4.

Validity of Neuropsychological Measures in Predicting Age 6 ADHD Diagnoses

		NEPSY Statue b (SE)	Present Task b (SE)	K-CPT Omission Errors b (SE)	K-CPT ADHD Confidence Index b (SE)	Battery b (SE)
Model A	Step 1
	Family Income	.00 (.00)^**	.00 (.00)^**	.00 (.00)^**	.00 (.00)^**	.00 (.00)^**
	Step 2
	Neuropsychological Measure	.66 (.34)†	.73 (.35)^*	.60 (.37)	1.12 (.34)^**	1.32 (.38)^**
Model B	Step 1
	Family Income	.00 (.00)^*	.00 (.00)^**	.00 (.00)^*	.00 (.00)^*	.00 (.00)^*
	Age 3 Inattention	.02 (.08)	.03 (.08)	.02 (.08)	.02 (.09)	.02 (.09)
	Age 3 Hyperactivity/Impulsivity	.33 (.11)^**	.30 (.11)^**	.32 (.11)^**	.30 (.11)^**	.28 (.11)^*
	Step 2
	Neuropsychological Measure	.56 (.36)	.55 (.37)	.52 (.41)	.98 (.36)^**	1.11 (.38)^**

NEPSY = A Developmental NEuroPSYchological Assessment, K-CPT = Kiddie Continuous Performance Test

^†

p < .10,

p < .05,

^**

p < .01