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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ear Hear. 2020 Jul-Aug;41(4):775–789. doi: 10.1097/AUD.0000000000000823

Table 3.

Summary statistics for general linear mixed models testing effects of better-ear pure tone average and grade at testing on language and academic outcomes.

Outcome
Effect
Numerator
df
Denominator
df

F

p
Oral language
PTA 3 269 10.30 .00
Grade 1 146 0.05 .82
PTA*Grade 3 146 0.92 .43
WJ III Word Attack
PTA 3 269 7.03 .00
Grade 1 146 26.97 .00
PTA*Grade 3 146 2.04 .11
GORT-5 Fluency
PTA 3 263 2.99 .03
Grade 1 144 2.83 .09
PTA*Grade 3 144 3.81 .01
GORT-5 Comprehension
PTA 3 264 6.35 .00
Grade 1 144 0.03 .86
PTA*Grade 3 144 1.04 .38
WJ III Spelling
PTA 3 269 3.37 .02
Grade 1 146 25.71 .00
PTA*Grade 3 146 2.22 .09
WJ III Writing Samples
PTA 3 269 3.37 .02
Grade 1 145 0.70 .40
PTA*Grade 3 145 0.37 .77
WJ III Calculation
PTA 3 268 1.14 .33
Grade 1 146 0.38 .54
PTA*Grade 3 146 1.41 .24

Note. PTA = pure tone average; WJ III = Woodcock-Johnson III Tests of Achievement; GORT-5 = Grey Oral Reading Tests – Fifth Edition.