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. 2018 Jul 6;48(12):4193–4206. doi: 10.1007/s10803-018-3675-x

Table 5.

Correlations with between Mean EF Percentile and Self-report ASD traits and mood scales

	Whole sample	Male	Female
AQ (n = 133)	r = .160, p = .066	r = .062, p = .548	r = .371, p = .024^a,b
EQ (n = 133)	r = − .187, p = .031^a	r = − .160, p = .119	r = − .249, p = .137
SQ (n = 132)	r = .280, p = .001^a	r = 235., p = .022^a	r = .410, p = .012^a
BDI (n = 73)	r = − .261, p = .026^a	r = − .265, p = .060	r = − .302, p = .172
BAI (n = 73)	r = − .221, p = .060	r = − .207, p = .146	r = − .393, p = .071

Significant results are given in bold

^aRemains significant after controlling for age

^bFisher’s r comparing correlations for males versus females (z = − 1.64, two-tailed p = .101; one-tailed p = .051)