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. 2020 Feb 22;10(2):120. doi: 10.3390/brainsci10020120

Table 3.

Descriptive Statistics Concerning the Executive Functioning Domains Across the Scales, Indices and Global Executive Composite (GEC) of the BRIEF-2.

BRIEF-2 ASD Sample (n = 119) 95% Confidence Interval for Mean
Subscales Min Max M SD SE Lower Upper
Inhibit 47.0 85.0 59.83 8.54 0.78 58.28 61.38
Self-Monitor 49.0 78.0 62.07 6.70 0.61 60.85 63.28
Shift 46.0 79.0 61.24 6.64 0.61 60.03 62.44
Emotional Control 47.0 84.0 62.12 9.10 0.84 60.47 63.77
Initiate 47.0 79.0 61.36 7.19 0.66 60.06 62.67
Working Memory 43.0 83.0 62.65 9.22 0.85 60.97 64.32
Plan/Organize 50.0 77.0 63.47 6.94 0.64 62.21 64.73
Task-Monitor 46.0 73.0 57.06 7.35 0.68 55.73 58.39
Organization of Materials 47.0 70.0 54.36 5.33 0.49 53.39 55.32
Indices
Behavior Regulation Index (BRI) 48.0 84.0 61.33 7.15 0.66 60.03 62.63
Emotion Regulation Index (ERI) 47.0 79.0 62.60 7.37 0.68 61.26 63.93
Cognitive Regulation Index (CRI) 50.0 77.0 61.21 6.27 0.58 60.07 62.35
Global Executive Composite (GEC) 51.0 84.0 64.22 6.89 0.63 62.97 65.47

All the scores are reported as T-scores (M = 50, SD = 10), with T-scores between 60 and 64 being considered to indicate mild elevation, T-scores between 65 and 69 considered to indicate potential clinical elevation and T-scores of 70 or above considered to indicate clinical elevation. Likert scale range from 1–3, with higher scores indicating poorer/worse executive functioning. (SE): The standard error.