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. 2018 Nov 8;61(11):2685–2702. doi: 10.1044/2018_JSLHR-L-RSAUT-18-0027

Table 4.

Means and standard deviations of joint attention time measures (seconds) and analysis of variance results for cross-group comparisons.

Variable TD
n = 33
ASD
n = 29
HV ASD
n = 15
LV ASD
n = 14
TD vs. ASD a TD vs. subgroups b
RJA, M 966.86 654.94 911.28 380.28 F(1, 60) = 12.33 F(2, 59) = 19.86
RJA, SD (258.54) (429.56) (328.20) (352.65) TD > ASD* TD > LV ASD*
RJA range (588–1,426) (0–1,330) (171–1,330) (0–979) LV ASD < HV ASD*
IJA, M 121.68 43.12 70.00 14.32 F(1, 60) = 16.55 F(2, 59) = 10.75
IJA, SD (91.64) (52.34) (56.40) (27.33) TD > ASD* TD > LV ASD*
IJA range (0–391) (0–189) (0–189) (0–84)
PA, M 131.17 279.44 149.95 418.17 F(1, 60) = 8.17 F(2, 59) = 12.87
PA, SD (126.53) (265.98) (125.21) (308.90) ASD > TD* TD < LV ASD*
PA range (2–491) (26–947) (26–418) (32–947) LV ASD > HV ASD*

Note. TD = typically developing; ASD = autism spectrum disorder; HV = high verbal; LV = low verbal; RJA = responding to joint attention; IJA = initiating joint attention; PA = passive attention.

a

The analysis of variance results for across-groups comparison between TD children and children with ASD (the whole group).

b

The analysis of variance results for across-groups comparison between TD children and high and low verbal children with ASD, with significant post hoc comparisons via Tukey's test.

*

p < .01.