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Published in final edited form as: Psychophysiology. 2017 Dec 14;55(3):10.1111/psyp.13040. doi: 10.1111/psyp.13040

Table 5. Simultaneous Regression Results: Unstandardized Regression Coefficients, Standard Errors, and R² Values of Associations between EF Behavior in the Fall and Spring, Children's Age, and Fall ERN and Pe Amplitudes.

	Fall ERN at Cz	Fall Pe at Pz	Fall EF Skill	Age
	B(SE)	B(SE)	B(SE)	B(SE)	R²
*Spring Response Inhibition*
Percent Error	.00 (.35)	.04 (.83)	.46 (.13)**	-.21 (.26)	.26
Percent Correct	.01 (.11)	.03 (.07)	.20 (.07)**	.17 (.09)	.30
Reaction Time Error	-.06 (1.3)	-.31 (.75)	.53 (.11)**	-.20 (1.11)	.45
Reaction Time Correct	-.75 (1.12)	-.58 (.64)	.57 (.10)**	.35 (.95)	.50
*Spring Attention Control*	-.44 (0.22)^*	.11 (.13)	.41 (.12)**	.51 (.18)**	.47

Note.

Correlations significant at a false discovery rate of .05, as assessed using the Benjamini-Hochberg procedure.

Table 5. Simultaneous Regression Results: Unstandardized Regression Coefficients, Standard Errors, and R2 Values of Associations between EF Behavior in the Fall and Spring, Children's Age, and Fall ERN and Pe Amplitudes.