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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2016 Aug;52(8):1206–1216. doi: 10.1037/dev0000155

Table 5.

Hierarchical Multiple Regressions—Dependent Variable: Mathematical Ability Index

Controlling variables—Age and gender

Model Predictor R2 R2 change Fchange df p
First step Age and gender .269 11.031 60 .000
Model 1 Numerosity N24 .391 .122 11.828 59 .001**
Model 2 Numerosity N250 .271 .002 .159 59 .691
Model 3 Jnd motion .278 .009 .709 58 .403

Controlling variables—Age, gender and nonverbal IQ
First step Age, gender, and IQ .330 9.681 59 .000
Model 1 Numerosity N24 .406 .076 7.452 58 .008**
Model 2 Numerosity N250 .330 .000 .008 58 .931
Model 3 Jnd motion .334 .004 .325 57 .571

Note. Predictors were tested in separate regressions models (Model 1, 2, 3), controlling variables were entered as a block in the first step. Significant predictor highlighted in bold.

** p < .01.