Table 3.

Partial correlations between hormone levels (n = 10 for each group, n = 30 in total)

	4A	AD	DHT	17OHP	Prog	E2	B	T3	T4	TSH
T
Coeff.	0.879	0.936	0.807	0.871	0.020	0.155	− 0.085	0.179	0.142	− 0.039
p	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.921	0.432	0.669	0.362	0.471	0.843
4A
Coeff.		0.796	0.677	0.842	0.041	0.231	− 0.113	0.301	0.074	− 0.074
p		0.000	0.000	0.000	0.837	0.238	0.566	0.120	0.707	0.706
AD
Coeff.			0.763	0.796	− 0.002	− 0.013	− 0.131	0.158	0.039	− 0.053
p			0.000	0.000	0.991	0.947	0.506	0.422	0.845	0.788
DHT
Coeff.				0.694	0.095	0.019	0.124	0.322	0.364	− 0.111
p				0.000	0.631	0.922	0.531	0.094	0.057	0.575
17OHP
Coeff.					0.084	0.127	− 0.133	0.386	0.185	− 0.004
p					0.671	0.520	0.499	0.042	0.346	0.984
Prog
Coeff.						− 0.201	0.565	0.276	0.110	− 0.413
p						0.305	0.002	0.156	0.578	0.029
E2
Coeff.							− 0.088	− 0.245	− 0.126	0.253
p							0.656	0.209	0.524	0.194
B
Coeff.								− 0.028	0.116	− 0.144
p								0.888	0.555	0.464
T3
Coeff.									0.437	− 0.078
p									0.020	0.692
T4
Coeff.										0.145
p										0.463

Given are the coefficients (Coeff.) and related p-values (p). Significant correlations are indicated in italics. The division into good and poor learners and the different age were addressed by appropriate control variables