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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2018 Dec;86(12):964–979. doi: 10.1037/ccp0000308

Table 1.

Pre-Treatment Sample and Demographic Variables

Variable BPT (n=27) CET (n=27) Cohen’s d BF01 p

M SD M SD
Gender (Girls/Boys) 10/17 11/16 -- 3.01 .79, ns
Age 10.57 1.51 10.29 1.69 0.17 3.08 .52, ns
SES 48.63 10.98 52.22 9.06 −0.36 1.80 .20, ns
WASI-II/WISC-V VCI 109.37 13.23 102.67 13.08 0.51 1.15 .07, ns
Medication (No/Yes) 12/15 18/9 -- 1.19 .10, ns
Medication Changes (Stop/No/Add) 1/18/8 1/21/5 -- 8.82 .63, ns
Race/ethnicity (White/Non-white) 21/6 20/7 -- 3.38 .75, ns
ADHD Presentation (I/H/C/OS) 7/2/18/0 9/0/16/2 -- 7.07 .61, ns
Comorbidity (No/Yes) 9/18 9/18 -- 3.23 .99, ns
ODD Comorbidity (No/Yes) 17/10 17/10 -- 3.16 .99, ns
BASC-2 Attention Problems (T-score)
 Parent 67.04 7.33 65.56 7.35 0.20 1.07 .46, ns
 Teacher 62.11 6.99 62.74 8.39 −0.08 3.52 .77, ns
BASC-2 Hyperactivity (T-score)
 Parent 71.74 13.45 65.30 13.86 0.47 2.91 .09, ns
 Teacher 60.33 12.09 58.81 13.84 0.12 3.38 .67, ns
Child Symptom Inventory-IV (Raw Score)
 Attention Problems (Parent) 21.22 4.05 20.04 6.36 0.22 2.77 .42, ns
 Hyperactivity/Impulsivity (Parent) 17.22 6.17 15.33 7.96 0.27 2.46 .33, ns
 Oppositional-Defiant (Parent) 10.96 5.20 9.70 5.64 0.23 2.70 .40, ns
Working Memory Performance Data (Stimuli Correct/Trial)
 Phonological Working Memory 3.11 0.82 3.21 0.58 −0.14 3.27 .61, ns
 Visuospatial Working Memory 2.51 0.75 2.21 0.94 0.35 1.86 .21, ns
Actigraph-measured Hyperactivity
 Baseline 1 56.34 34.29 38.91 27.33 0.56 0.64 .04
 PHWM Task 216.83 83.41 222.21 123.80 −0.05 3.27 .85, ns
 VSWM Task 154.89 80.31 176.83 117.11 −0.22 2.79 .43, ns
 Baseline 2 75.05 42.48 61.87 50.65 0.28 2.34 .31, ns

Note. Raw p-values are presented (uncorrected for multiple comparisons). BASC-2 = Behavior Assessment System for Children (T-scores); BF = Bayes Factor, BF01 is the odds ratio of the evidence favoring the null to the evidence favoring the alternative hypothesis. A value of 1 indicates that the data are equally likely under the null and alternative hypotheses, values >1 favor the null hypothesis that the groups are equivalent, and values ≥3 are considered statistically significant evidence of equivalence. BF10 can be computed as the inverse of BF01 (1/BF01); BPT = behavioral parent training; CET = Central Executive Training; Medication Changes (Stop = Discontinued Medication During Study, No = No Changes Reported, Add = Started Medication During Study); OS = Other Specified ADHD Presentation; PH = Phonological Working Memory; VCI = Verbal Comprehension Index (IQ; standard scores); VS = Visuospatial Working Memory.

*

p < .05,

**

p ≤ .01,

***

p ≤ .001