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. 2016 Dec;59(6):1346–1356. doi: 10.1044/2016_JSLHR-L-15-0234

Table 2.

Change statistics and model fit analyses for each step in the hierarchical linear regressions using CCT and MCDI vocabulary as the dependent variable (DV), respectively.

Change statistics
Model fit
R p β F R p
DV: CCT relative vocabulary size
1. Maternal education .12
 Age .01 .52 .01 0.66 .12 .52
2. Language .002 .63 .05 0.51 .13 .67
3. Overall parent estimate of relative exposure < .001 .97 .004 0.38 .13 .82
4. LEAT calculation of relative exposure .06 .02* .24 1.42 .27 .22
DV: MCDI relative vocabulary size
1. Maternal education .14
 Age .03 .23 .12 1.50 .17 .23
2. Language .03 .08 .18 2.04 .25 .11
3. Overall parent estimate of relative exposure .002 .64 .05 1.57 .25 .19
4. LEAT calculation of relative exposure .07 .008* .27 2.81 .36 .02*

Note. CCT = Computerized Comprehension Task; LEAT = Language Exposure Assessment Tool; MCDI = MacArthur Communicative Development Inventory.

*

Indicates significant value at p < .05.