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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 21.
Published in final edited form as: Child Youth Serv Rev. 2009 Nov 1;32(8):1054–1063. doi: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2009.10.019

Table 5.

Estimated Effects of CPC Preschool Participation after Including Cognitive and Noncognitive Skills One at a Time

High school completion Highest grade completed Incarceration

Entered variables Marginal
effect
p-value Coeff. p-value Marginal
effect
p-value
CPC Preschool participation (main effect) .0869 .001 .3245 .001 −.0501 .033
Cognitive skills
ITBS kindergarten cognitive readiness (age 5) .0699 .011 .2540 .010 −.0396 .102
ITBS kindergarten word analysis skills (age 6) .0652 .016 .2321 .016 −.0435 .068
ITBS Kindergarten math scores (age 6) .0716 .008 .2675 .006 −.0424 .075
ITBS reading scores (age 12) .0523 .082 .2263 .030 −.0402 .111
ITBS math scores (age 12) .0515 .086 .2025 .048 −.0399 .113
ITBS reading scores (age 14) .0502 .080 .1933 .047 −.0321 .183
ITBS math scores (age 14) .0481 .093 .1941 .045 −.0363 .134
Any retention (ages 6–14), % .0625 .027 .2654 .007 −.0485 .044
Any learning disability special edu (ages 7–18), % .0665 .019 .2852 .004 −.0495 .040
Non-cognitive
Classroom adjustment (ages 7–9) .0748 .007 .2795 .003 −.0513 .033
Troublemaking behavior (ages 9–12) .0739 .01 .2846 .005 −.0387 .102
Peer social skills (ages 12–13) .0701 .033 .3045 .009 −.0336 .208
School commitment (ages 11–15) .0603 .042 .2601 .013 −.0300 .213
Any delinquency, % .0669 .016 .2552 .008 −.0212 .374
Parent participation average or above (ages 7–12) .0680 .013 .2756 .004 −.0430 .068

Note. Coefficients are the estimated preschool effect after including one and only one indicator of cognitive or noncognitive skills.