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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Head Trauma Rehabil. 2017 Mar-Apr;32(2):98–106. doi: 10.1097/HTR.0000000000000247

Table 3.

Model results for stable risk factor variables for TBI and OI models. Bolded items indicate statistically significant predictors of class membership.

TBI Models

Group Parameter Estimate Standard Error t p
Normal Limits Constant - - - -

Clinically Elevated age at injury 0.81 .42 1.94 .054
sex .64 .83 .77 .443
ses -.32 .44 -.72 .474
injury severity -1.45 .85 -1.71 .087
Baseline GEC .13 .04 2.98 .003

OI Models

Group Parameter Estimate Standard Error t p

Normal Limits Constant - - - -

Subclinical Age at injury -.31 .53 -.58 .56
Sex -1.11 1.24 -.89 .37
SES -.25 .57 -.44 .66
Baseline GEC .53 .20 2.63 <.01

Clinically Elevated Age at injury -.20 .61 -.33 .74
Sex -2.06 1.41 -1.47 .14
SES -.25 .67 -.37 .71
Baseline GEC .69 .21 3.33 <.001

Note: Injury severity was modeled categorically (moderate vs. severe TBI). Significant positive parameter estimates indicate more/greater instances of a variable in that trajectory group compared to the comparison (normal limits) group, whereas negative parameter estimates indicate fewer/less instances of that variable in the trajectory group compared to the comparison (normal limits) group. GEC = Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function General Executive Composite