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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2017 Jun 1;89(6):e480–e493. doi: 10.1111/cdev.12853

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics, Phenotypic, Intraclass, and Cross-Twin, Cross-Trait Correlations

Measured Variables Grade M (SD) N Min Max Skew 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1. LNF K 51.46 (17.31) 1060 1.00 110.00 0.20 1 .67**/.42** .21** .28** .29** .24**
2. PSF K 39.81 (17.63) 1227 0.00 85.00 −0.44 .43** 1 .26** .50**/.34** .14** .15** .07**
3. NWF 1 77.04 (36.23) 1370 0.00 216.00 0.72 .52** .29** 1 .41** .25** .59**/.40** .41** .36**
4. ORF 1 67.05 (35.64) 1372 0.00 215.00 0.64 .59** .30** .73** 1 .49** .21** .57** .75**/.49** .38**
5. FCAT 7 233.89 (22.14) 1448 171.00 289.00 0.27 .37** .19** .47** .54** .24** .09** .35** .41** .74**/.57**

Note.

**

p<.0001,

M = mean, SD = standard deviation, N = number of twins, Min = minimum, Max = maximum, Skew = skewness. LNF = letter naming fluency, PSF = phoneme segmentation fluency, NWF = nonsense word fluency, ORF = oral reading fluency, FCAT = Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test - reading comprehension, K = kindergarten. Phenotypic correlations are presented in columns 8–11. Intraclass and cross-twin, cross-trait correlations are in columns 12–16. Intraclass correlations are on the diagonal; the first estimate is for MZ twins, the second for DZ twins. Cross-twin, cross-trait correlations are off the diagonal; the estimates for MZ twins are below the diagonal and for DZ twins above the diagonal.