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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 16.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet C Semin Med Genet. 2020 Jun 16;184(2):371–385. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.c.31790

TABLE 5.

Summary statistics of psychosocial measures with relationship of testicular hormones by group, adjusted for age

Summary statistics
Testosterone
Inhibin B
AMH
XYY Controls XYY Controls XYY Controls XYY Controls

Parent questionnaires Mean ± SD p-value Slope p−value Slope p−value Slope p−value Slope p−value Slope p-value Slope p-value
CPRS (SS)
 Cognitive problems 74 ± 15 99 ± 16 <.001* .006 .622 −.004 .810 .052 .068 −.036 .327 .064 .052 .009 .889
 Oppositional 80 ±22 100 ± 14 <.001* .045 .009 .000 .975 .111 .009 .034 .295 .052 .305 −.036 .536
 Hyperactivity-impulsivity 78 ± 21 92 ± 20 <.001* .004 .802 .009 .634 .078 .058 .029 .534 .074 .125 −.012 .889
 Anxious-shy 83 ±20 94 ± 17 <.001* .004 .791 .031 .044 .072 .069 .019 .624 −.003 .951 −.101 .141
 Perfectionism 94 ± 16 100 ± 15 .045 .018 .150 .032 .027 .069 .026 .004 .909 .025 .503 −.052 .389
 Social problems 70 ± 23 91 ± 22 <.001* .020 .278 .014 .517 .108 .013 .021 .680 .119 .019 .002 .979
 Psychosomatic 84 ± 23 99 ± 17 <.001* .038 .041 .017 .301 .067 .136 −.008 .838 .012 .824 −.012 .872

CBCL Total (SS) 78 ± 18 99 ± 19 <.001* .039 .005 .018 .333 .096 .004 .036 .420 .035 .395 −.008 .924
 Anxious/depressed 83 ± 17 92 ± 13 <.001* .035 .007 .024 .051 .047 .140 .033 .273 .006 .878 −.061 .256
 Withdrawn/depressed 82 ± 15 93 ± 12 <.001* .031 .008 .005 .648 .057 .045 .008 .785 .015 .655 .042 .368
 Somatic complaints 85 ± 15 92 ± 12 .003 .024 .040 .014 .235 .032 .281 −.039 .178 −.023 .496 .028 .601
 Social problems 74 ± 17 92 ± 13 <.001* .036 .006 .010 .430 .036 .262 .004 .900 .026 .503 −.002 .964
 Thought problems 78 ± 16 91 ± 13 <.001* .025 .036 .010 .414 .107 <.001* −.005 873 .025 .482 −.026 .600
 Attention problems 73 ± 16 91 ± 14 <.001* .029 .023 .002 .858 .058 .062 −.011 .733 .028 .438 −.022 .705
 Rule-breaking behavior 84 ± 15 97 ± 6 <.001* .006 .602 .004 .477 .036 .210 .011 .407 −.015 .657 .010 .679
 Aggressive behavior 83 ± 18 94 ± 11 <.001* .029 .040 .004 731 .065 .059 .009 .724 .032 .439 .010 .809
Internalizing behavior 84 ± 19 100 ± 20 <.001* .045 .002 .030 .111 .082 .021 .022 .625 .024 .560 −.063 .435
Externalizing behavior 87 ± 21 104 ± 17 <.001* .036 .027 .002 .916 .103 .010 .045 .260 .039 .406 .021 .764

SRS Total (SS) 72 ± 25 95 ± 24 <.001* .032 .127 .029 .233 .152 .002 .002 .977 .050 .392 −.109 .248
 Social awareness 82 ± 22 96 ± 21 <.001* .011 .560 .021 .333 .073 .096 .050 .339 .025 .612 −.136 .092
 Social cognition 72 ± 26 94 ± 24 <.001* .017 .426 .041 .088 .111 .032 .029 .622 .044 .473 −.132 .168
 Social communication 74 ± 26 96 ± 24 <.001* .036 .094 .023 .349 .146 .004 −.012 .838 .054 .363 −.073 .437
 Social motivation 80 ± 21 95 ± 21 <.001* .017 .353 .009 .687 .130 .002 −.046 .359 .005 .916 −.064 .468
 Autistic mannerisms 73 ± 25 96 ± 22 <.001* .046 .024 .033 .140 .161 <.001* .013 .800 .046 .442 −.102 .229

SCQ (raw score) 9 (5–20) 4 (1–9) <.001* −.010 .144 −.007 .669 −.037 .023 −.013 .483 −.012 .566 .009 .737

Child/self-questionnaires

CDI Total (SS) 93 ± 21 102 ± 17 .013 .038 .037 .013 .463 .050 .265 .050 .222 .031 .631 −.201 .006
 Negative mood 96 ± 20 101 ± 16 .169 .035 .046 .026 .109 .034 .442 .072 .055 .025 .697 −.104 .130
 Interpersonal problems 93 ± 20 101 ± 17 .025 .021 .236 −.008 .653 .064 .138 .036 .360 .034 .591 −.169 .015
 Ineffectiveness 93 ± 18 103 ± 14 .002 .029 .061 .008 .583 .014 .719 .007 .821 .062 .280 −.132 .023
 Anhedonia 100 ± 15 107 ± 10 .045 .035 .027 −.009 .559 .012 .802 .014 .717 −.026 .674 −.075 .366
 Negative self esteem 97 ±20 102 ± 16 .134 .025 .164 .010 .537 .061 .151 .043 .260 .023 .710 −.218 .001* *

RCMAS Total (SS) 95 ± 18 109 ± 15 <.001* .031 .051 .008 .617 .045 .241 −.026 .494 −.021 .707 −.012 .861
 Physiological anxiety 99 ± 16 110 ± 16 <.001* .021 .142 −.003 .874 .052 .136 .014 .721 −.008 .883 .113 .121
 Worry/oversensitivity 99 ± 20 107 ± 21 .025 .016 .339 .010 .633 .025 .548 −.023 .632 −.007 .915 .150 .082
 Social concerns 96 ± 18 111 ± 17 <.001* .023 .144 −.002 .897 .038 .322 −.009 .829 .001 .989 .159 .023

SPP global self worth (SS) 101 ± 16 106 ± 18 .134 .045 .001* .007 .712 .087 .011 .027 .539 .020 .707 −.089 .285
 Scholastic competence 94 ± 16 106 ± 16 <.001* .015 .306 −.026 .118 .023 .514 −.006 .876 .018 .731 −.010 .890
 Social competence 92 ± 19 103 ± 17 .003 .028 .099 .007 .710 .094 .022 −.037 .384 .110 .070 −.079 .334
 Athletic competence 91 ± 16 99 ± 18 .031 .021 .123 −.013 .507 .038 .252 −.002 .971 .057 .242 .030 .723
 Physical appearance 104 ± 15 103 ± 16 .659 .025 .060 −.011 .511 .046 .145 .028 .495 −.031 .512 −.041 .582
 Behavioral conduct 97 ± 19 108 ± 23 .009 .030 .074 .024 .320 .053 .192 −.011 .852 .117 .054 −.024 .817

TSCS (SS) 99 ± 19 109 ± 17 .003 .039 .022 −.016 .379 .105 .007 −.018 .645 .082 .160 −.071 .333
 Physical 101 ± 18 106 ± 16 .103 .019 .259 −.008 .638 .049 .195 −.015 .691 .048 .394 −.101 .146
 Moral 98 ± 18 107 ± 15 .004 .036 .028 −.168 .247 .061 .112 −.137 .662 .056 .319 .182 .759
 Personal 99 ± 18 106 ± 14 .028 .034 .040 −.017 .295 .104 .006 −.005 .880 .060 .296 −.041 .532
 Family 99 ± 17 107 ± 14 .007 .046 .003 −.030 .051 .116 <.001* −.033 .317 .110 .035 −.057 .351
 Social 102 ± 19 109 ± 20 .066 .025 .153 −.016 .468 .091 .020 −.022 .635 .079 .179 −.080 .351
 Academic 94 ± 16 107 ± 13 <.001* .022 .136 −.021 .139 .063 .068 −.031 .312 .066 .199 −.006 .917

Piers Harris Total (SS) 95 ± 15 108 ± 16 <.001* .018 .174 −.013 .432 .041 .210 −.044 .252 .031 .527 −.097 .157
 Behavior 97 ± 17 107 ± 13 <.001* .021 .175 .001 .848 .064 .081 −.019 .543 .048 .381 −.050 .380
 Intellectual 95 ± 13 105 ± 12 <.001* .008 .517 −.023 .062 .004 .889 −.044 .120 .022 .602 −.019 .706
 Physical 100 ± 12 106 ± 14 .017 .010 .322 −.011 .477 .000 .993 −.002 .948 .037 .306 −.089 .153
 Anxiety 96 ± 15 108 ± 14 <.001* .017 .182 .007 .636 .043 .172 −.019 .555 −.055 .237 −.121 .032
 Popularity 93 ± 13 102 ± 15 <.001* .021 .083 .015 .329 .039 .177 −.016 .654 .004 .915 −.069 .292
 Happiness 100 ± 14 105 ± 11 .084 .024 .048 −.000 .986 .047 .110 −.001 .958 .024 .578 −.059 .240

Note: Psychosocial outcome data have been normalized to standard scores (SS) with a population mean of 100, SD of 15, and higher scores indicated better function. The Social Communication Questionnaire (SCQ) is presented as a raw score with higher numbers indicative of a higher risk of autism spectrum disorder. Summary statistics report means with SDs or median with 25th and 75th percentiles, and unadjusted p-values comparing cases to controls. Results of the multiple linear regression models adjusting for age and batch include the adjusted slope (estimate) and p-value (significance) are presented for each hormone. Bolded p-values indicate significance at the level of .05. Parent-proxy questionnaires include: Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL), revised Conners’ Parent Rating Scale (CPRS), Social Responsiveness Scale second edition (SRS) and SCQ. Child questionnaires include Children’s Depression Inventory (CDI), Revised Children’s Manifest Anxiety Scale Second Edition (RCMAS), Piers-Harris Children’s Self Concept Scale (Piers), Self-Perception Profile for Children (SPP).

*

p-value remains significant after adjusting for multiple comparisons using the conservative Bonferroni adjustment.