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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 21.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Res. 2017 Jun 21;82(4):685–690. doi: 10.1038/pr.2017.130

Table 1.

Group characteristics for participants contributing imaging and cognitive data.

Placebo (N = 11) ESA (N =33) Term (N = 23) Placebo vs. ESA ESA vs. Term
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD p p
Age at Testing (mos.) 48.55 3.04 48.91 3.83 45.09 2.13 .77 <.001
Gestational age at birth (weeks) 27.88 1.39 27.22 1.69 39.04 1.38 .25 <.001
Gender (M/F) 6/5 18/15 10/13 .99 .41
Full Scale IQ 78.73 21.02 92.21 16.17 102.30 13.00 .03 .016
Income 3.73 1.74 4.76 2.14 5.00 1.66 .16 .64
Maternal Education 4.27 1.10 4.82 1.24 5.36 1.36 .20 .13
Maternal age 24.09 3.83 27.82 6.68 29.45 7.46 .09 .40
Number family moves 2.73 1.90 1.33 1.32 1.23 1.44 .01 .78
Number children under 6 2.36 1.43 1.55 .67 1.68 .78 .01 .49
Ethnicity: Hispanic/Anglo 4/7 13/20 14/9 .86 .11
Primary Language: English/Spanish 11/0 28/5 20/3 .82
Socioeconomic Composite: SEC −.12 .71 −.02 1.09 .05 .23 .77 .81
Family Stress Composite: FSC .99 1.08 −.10 .78 −.20 1.00 .001 .65

Note: independent samples t-tests and chi-square analyses compared groups (though the chi square involving placebo group vs. ESA could not be calculated for primary language because one entry was zero). Higher SEC indicates greater income and maternal education. Higher FSC corresponds to more family moves, more young children in the home and younger mothers.