TABLE 7.
Significant behavioral correlations for FXS patients – females only.
| EEG measure | Flex median | Flex correct |
| Habituation | ||
| N1 amplitude | ||
| P2 amplitude | 0.64∗ | |
| % habituation S1 to S4 | ||
| STP theta | ||
| STP alpha | ||
| STP gamma | −0.63∗ | |
| Chirp | ||
| ITC stimulus onset | ||
| ITC 40 Hz chirp | ||
| STP theta | ||
| STP gamma | ||
EEG measures with no significant correlations to clinical variables are not included. All correlations are Spearman’s rho. All correlations represent the FXS group only. Due to the negative amplitude of the N1 ERP, negative correlations should be viewed as increased N1 amplitude correlating with increased scores on the clinical/behavioral measure. Blank = N.S. ∗p < 0.05, ∗∗p < 0.01.