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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 25.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Sch. 2017 Mar 26;54(5):504–518. doi: 10.1002/pits.22011

Table 2. Descriptive Statistics by Gender.

Variable Boys (n = 115) Girls (n = 72) F-Values (df= 1, 185)



M ±SD Range M±SD Range F p
KBIT-II Composite IQ 87 ± 11 70–129 86 ± 10 70–124 .205 .651
WIAT-III Basic Reading Composite 73 ± 7 52–93 74 ± 6 60–91 .012 .912
WIAT-III Reading Comprehension 79 ± 11 44–111 83 ± 10 59–111 4.986 .027
CTOPP Rapid Letter Naming 7 ± 1 2–13 8 ± 2 4–16 2.508 .115
CTOPP Elision 6 ±2 1–12 6 ± 1 3–12 .468 .495
CBCL Attention Problems 69 ± 9 50–100 70 ± 10 53–97 .332 .565
CBCL Internalizing Problems 59 ± 11 33–92 56 ± 9 33–75 3.527 .062
CBCL Externalizing Problems 61 ± 10 40–83 58 ± 11 34–81 3.140 .078

Note. KBIT-II = Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test–Second Edition; WIAT-III = Wechsler Individual Achievement Test, Third Edition; CTOPP = Comprehensive Test of Phonological Processing; CBCL = Child Behavior Checklist. The KBIT-II and WIAT-III are reported as standard scores (M = 100; SD = 15), the CTOPP is reported as scaled scores (M = 10; SD = 2), and the CBCL is reported as T-scores (M = 50; SD = 10).