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. 2021 May 11;12:642315. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.642315

TABLE 5.

Correlations of 10 semantic domains and sociocultural factors, of all languages combined.

Animals Vehicles Toys Food and drink Clothes Household items Furniture Places People Games and routines Total
Sex   –0.085   0.035 –0.087 –0.052     −0.143**   −0.106*   −0.098* –0.095      −0.128**   −0.098*   −0.112*
Area         0.194***   0.067        0.207***   0.048     0.107*   0.045   0.094      0.143**     0.025   0.083     0.114*
Language      −0.192***   −0.098*      −0.204***    0.112*   –0.026     0.054 –0.013 –0.037     0.034   0.075   0.027
Children (HH)   −0.124* –0.072 –0.091    0.096*   0.032     0.099*   0.062   0.016          0.169***   0.067   0.058
Adults (HH) –0.070   0.030 –0.046      0.130**   0.066     0.097*   0.089   0.031        0.130**   0.041   0.069
Maternal education        0.193***   0.084        0.165***   0.025   0.002   0.011   0.043   0.057  –0.042     0.098*   0.071
SES        0.245***   0.072        0.197*** –0.030   0.001 –0.067   0.030   0.090  –0.032   0.045   0.037

***Significance at the 0.001 level.

**Significance at the 0.01 level.

*Significance at the 0.05 level.

Children (HH), number of other children in the household; Adults (HH), number of adults in the household.

Maternal Education scale: 1 = no formal schooling, 2 = primary school incomplete, 3 = completed primary school, 4 = high school incomplete, 5 = completed high school, 6 = post-school qualification. SES composite score based on maternal and paternal level of education, maternal and paternal employment status, household income, and household expenditure on food.