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. 2018 Oct 24;49(4):965–981. doi: 10.1044/2018_LSHSS-17-0145

Table 4.

Statistically significant analyses of variance (ANOVAs) and post hoc t tests comparing type of service location to outcomes for preschool- and school-age children who are hard of hearing.

Group Measures Post hoc comparisons
ANOVA main effects
95% familywise CI
df F p M difference a p adjusted b r Lower bound Upper bound
Preschool
Syntax c 4, 132 4.90 .001
 No services X general ed. preschool 13.18 .017 .37 1.82 24.54
 No services X preschool for CDHH 16.08 .002 .47 4.60 27.56
 No services X preschool for CE 18.12 .003 .50 4.58 31.66
CASL Core Composite 4, 114 6.82 < .001
 No services X general ed. preschool 19.40 .001 .47 5.85 32.95
 No services X preschool for CDHH 22.43 < .001 .54 9.31 35.55
 No services X preschool for CE 21.61 .002 .52 6.23 36.00
School
BEPTA 3, 150 4.55 .004
 No services X general ed. school −8.31 .012 −.29 −15.19 −1.43
GFTA-2 Sounds-in-Words d 3, 7 6.30 .020
 No services X general ed. school 11.98 .002 .48 3.66 20.29
 No services X school for CDHH 21.51 .035 .44 1.59 41.43
Syntax c 3, 116 11.71 < .001
 No services X general ed. school 19.20 < .001 .49 9.29 29.12
 No services X school for CDHH 37.91 < .001 .62 15.42 60.41
 No services X office/clinic 19.51 .020 .49 2.57 36.46
CASL Core Composite d 3, 56 3.88 .014
 No services X school for CDHH 48.00 .021 .88 6.27 89.73
WASI Vocabulary 3, 101 8.95 < .001
 No services X general ed. school 9.34 < .001 .42 3.77 14.92
 No services X school for CDHH 23.40 .007 .84 5.07 41.72
 No services X office/clinic 11.61 .030 .56 1.06 22.17

Note. CI = confidence interval; CDHH = children who are deaf or hard of hearing; CASL = Comprehensive Assessment of Spoken Language; CE = children with exceptionalities; BEPTA = better-ear pure-tone average; ed. = education; GFTA-2 = Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation–Second Edition; WASI = Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence.

a

M difference = M (no services) – M (intervention setting).

b

Bonferroni adjustment for multiple comparisons.

c

Depending on age at testing, syntax was either assessed with the CASL Syntax subtest or the Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals–Fourth Edition Word Structure subtest.

d

Welch's F-ratio was utilized to address heterogeneity of variance in GFTA-2 scores.