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. 2018 May 14;115(23):6076–6081. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1719567115

Table 3.

Regression analysis of motor development milestones and head circumference by handedness and birthweight

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
Left-handers Right-handers Handedness Birthweight Handedness Birthweight
Sample/measure M, SD N M, SD N Beta P Beta P Beta P Beta P
Japan
 Motor development* 0.57 (2.02) 47 −0.14 (1.72) 339 0.71 0.049 −2.11 <0.001 0.28 0.270 −2.10 <0.001
 Head circumference 29.3 (2.23) 60 30.13 (2.39) 496 −0.83 0.012 4.57 <0.001 −0.01 0.978 4.54 <0.001
The Netherlands
 Motor development* 0.12 (1.82) 9 0.004 (1.89) 56 0.27 0.715 −1.01 0.032 0.13 0.833 −0.85 0.085
*

First unrotated component of the five motor development milestones (turning, sitting, crawling, standing alone, walking alone). Higher values indicate more delayed motor development. All models included sex as a covariate. Models 1 and 2 had only one covariate of importance, handedness, and birthweight, respectively. Model 3 included both independent variables.