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. 2016 Jun 1;66(4):945–971. doi: 10.1111/lang.12179

Table 2.

English performance on tests of language, verbal memory, and nonverbal ability for MB (score) at T2, compared with that of typically developing monolingual English children and children with Down Syndrome (DS; means, standard deviations), matched to MB on word reading accuracy

Measure (max score) MB TDE (n = 15) Point estimate1 (95% CI) DS (n = 6) Point estimate2 (95% CI)
Nonverbal ability
Object assembly (37) 12 30.73 (5.79)** 0.37 (0.00–2.63) 15.67 (8.04) 34.51 (9.97–65.88)
Block design (40) 20 28.40 (3.48)* 1.74 (0.03–8.31) 20.67 (3.27) 42.85 (15.75–73.05)
Block recall (44) 7 22.40 (3.87)** 0.09 (0.00–0.76) 15.33 (4.23) 6.39 (0.04–30.23)
Vocabulary
Receptive (135) 40 92.27 (11.78)** 0.04 (0.00–0.32) 62.00 (12.45) 8.00 (0.10–33.75)
Expressive (54) 16 35.40 (6.49)* 0.59 (0.00–3.81) 17.17 (4.92) 41.72 (14.93–72.11)
Verbal memory
Digit recall (54) 20 22.60 (2.47) 16.27 (4.67–34.30) 16.33 (3.83) 79.22 (47.70–97.23)
Word recall (42) 12 16.80 (2.86) 6.32 (0.69–19.23) 12.00 (1.67) 50.00 (21.18–78.82)

Notes. 1Percentage of the English typically developing population aged 7 years estimated to perform below MB's score

2Percentage of the English DS population aged 8–10 years with age‐appropriate word reading estimated to perform below MB's score. CI = confidence interval.

* p < .05, ** p < .01, *** p < .001.