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Published in final edited form as: Birth Defects Res. 2019 Feb 4;111(12):812–821. doi: 10.1002/bdr2.1463

Table 3.

Multiple regression results.

MODEL	Β^a	SE^a	p	R²	Constant (SE)
Adaptive Behavior Composite			< .001	0.329	63.341 (7.705)
Group	−5.304	9.793	.588
FSIQ	.239	.090	.008
Group x FSIQ	.217	.108	.045
Communication			< .001	0.400	56.033 (6.446)
Group	−6.386	8.285	.441
FSIQ	.309	.075	< .001
Group x FSIQ	.205	.091	.024
Daily Living Skills			< .001	0.207	73.417 (8.189)
Group	1.795	10.514	.864
FSIQ	.188	.095	.048
Group x FSIQ	.126	.115	.275
Socialization			< .001	0.206	72.511 (8.420)
Group	−7.524	10.826	.487
FSIQ	.150	.098	.126
Group x FSIQ	.221	.118	.063

Note:

Unstandardized coefficients. Groups comprised alcohol-exposed (AE) or nonexposed control (CON) subjects. Communication was measured by the Communication standard score from the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales – Second Edition (VABS-II); Socialization was measured by the Socialization standard score from the VABS-II; Daily Living Skills was measured by the Daily Living Skills standard score from the VABS-II; the Adaptive Behavior Composite standard score from the VABS-II combines the three domain specific scores (Communication, Socialization, Daily Living Skills); general intelligence was measured by the Full Scale IQ (FSIQ) standard score from the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Fourth Edition (WISC-IV). Significant effects indicated with bold font.