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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Child Psychol. 2019 Feb;47(2):273–286. doi: 10.1007/s10802-018-0438-2

Table 1.

Sample and Demographic Variables

Variable ADHD (N=55) Non-ADHD (N=81) Cohen’s d BF10 BF01 p

M SD M SD
Gender (Boys/Girls) 34/21 38/43 -- 1.10 .09, ns
Ethnicity (AA/A/C/H/M) 9/0/39/4/3 9/7/45/10/10 -- 2.29 .06, ns
Age 10.18 1.40 10.51 1.37 −0.24 2.34 .18, ns
SES 46.92 12.38 48.27 12.35 −0.11 4.48 .53, ns
FSIQ 102.75 14.65 108.02 12.06 −0.40 2.00 .02
BASC-2/3 Attention Problems (T-score)
 Parent 66.07 8.16 53.94 10.79 1.24 1.02 x 108 <.001
 Teacher 63.11 9.05 54.88 11.35 0.82 154.99 <.001
BASC-2 Hyperactivity (T-score)
 Parent 67.31 12.30 53.60 10.30 1.23 8.30 x 107 <.001
 Teacher 61.91 14.85 53.93 12.88 0.57 5.76 .007
Executive Function Component Scores (Z-scores)
 Working Memory −0.69 0.95 0.47 0.73 −1.41 1.64 x 1010 <.001
 Inhibitory Control −0.34 1.09 0.23 0.87 −0.60 33.51 <.001
 Set Shifting −0.27 1.32 0.18 0.65 −0.46 4.29 .009

Note. P-values are not corrected for family-wise error, and are included for illustrative purposes to allow interested readers to compare Bayesian and frequentist results. BF10 = Bayes Factor for the alternative hypothesis over the null hypothesis (values ≥ 3.0 indicate significant between-group differences). BF01 = Bayes Factor for the null hypothesis over the alternative hypothesis (values ≥ 3.0 indicate significant between-group equivalence; BF01 = 1/ BF10). BASC = Behavior Assessment System for Children. Teacher BASC data were not collected for the n=40 Non-ADHD children who received the abbreviated screening evaluation (Non-ADHD n=41 for BASC teacher comparisons). Ethnicity: AA = African American, A = Asian, C = Caucasian Non-Hispanic, H = Hispanic, M = Multiracial