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Published in final edited form as: J Appl Dev Psychol. 2021 Oct 28;77:101348. doi: 10.1016/j.appdev.2021.101348

Table 2.

Associations Between Task Completion and Prenatal Marijuana Exposure, Logistic Regression Models (n=63)

Outcome Variable	PME group %completed (n=15)	Non-PME group %completed (n=48)	Unadjusted Model		Adjusted Model
Outcome Variable	PME group %completed (n=15)	Non-PME group %completed (n=48)	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Flanker (Inhibitory control & attention)	87%	82%	1.41	.26 - 7.49	0.48	.01 – 12.48
Picture Sequence Memory (Episodic memory)	40%	62%	0.41	.12 – 1.34	0.33	.08 – 1.46
Picture Vocabulary (Receptive vocabulary)	100%	98%
Dimensional Change Card Sort (Cognitive flexibility)	73%	64%	1.52	.42 – 5.55	3.61	.49 – 26.64
Early Childhood Cognition Composite Score	27%	36%	0.66	.18 – 2.41	1.37	.24 – 7.72
Pattern Comparison Processing Speed Test (Processing speed)	100%	89%
Bayley Puzzle (Visual Spatial Ability)	20.00%	51%	0.24	.06 - .96	0.5	.08 – 3.29

Adjusted Models include child race, sex, age, prenatal tobacco exposure, household income, caregiver marital status, and caregiver executive functioning as co-variates.

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The Early Childhood Cognition Composite Score, of the NIH Toolbox, is a composite score consisting of the Picture Vocabulary, Flanker, DCCS, and Picture Sequence Memory.