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. 2018 Aug 8;61(8):1970–1988. doi: 10.1044/2018_JSLHR-L-17-0281

Table 4.

Relative risk of having clinically significant scores for each scale of the BRIEF (T score ≥ 65).

Scale/index Oral CI users/hearing controls Oral CI users/deaf native signers Oral CI users/normal distribution
Inhibit 13.85 [1.83, 104.59] 2.1 [0.82, 5.37] 4 [0.94, 17.07]
Shift 3.46 [1.33, 9.03] 15.77 [2.14, 116.06] 5 [1.21, 20.64]
Emotion Control 4.62 [1.34, 15.88] 4.21 [1.23, 14.42] 4 [0.94, 17.07]
Initiate 8.65 [1.07, 70.11] 1.58 [0.51, 4.92] 2.5 [0.53, 11.74]
Working Memory 8.65 [1.07, 70.11] 3.94 [0.82, 18.85] 2.5 [0.53, 11.74]
Plan/Organize 4.33 [0.9, 20.74] 7.88 [0.98, 63.75] 2.5 [0.53, 11.74]
Organization of Materials 8.65 [1.07, 70.11] 3.94 [0.82, 18.85] 2.5 [0.53, 11.74]
Monitoring 29.42 [1.74, 497.46] a 3.15 [1.06, 9.43] 4 [0.94, 17.07]
Behavior Regulation Index 4.62 [1.34, 15.88] 4.21 [1.23, 14.42] 4 [0.94, 17.07]
Metacognitive Index 5.19 [1.13, 23.88] 9.46 [1.21, 74.18] 3 [0.67, 13.51]
Global Executive Composite 15.58 [2.09, 116.12] 4.73 [1.41, 15.88] 4.5 [1.07, 18.85]

Note.  Risk ratios in boldface are statistically significant (95% confidence interval does not include 1). CI = cochlear implant; BRIEF = Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function.

a

Zero hearing participants had clinically significant scores on the Monitoring scale. Relative risk is computed by adding 0.5 to each cell to avoid dividing by 0.