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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Mar 8.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Intellect Dev Disabil. 2020 Jul 1;125(4):287–303. doi: 10.1352/1944-7558-125.4.287

Table 3.

Absolute G Coefficients by Variable and Number of Samples Across Which Scores are Averaged

# Samples Across Which Scores are Averaged # Samples Required for g ≥ .8

Variable 1 2 3 4 5

Spanish AD: Look to Eyes .959 .979 .986 .990 .992 1
Spanish AD: Look to Mouth .949 .974 .982 .987 .989 1
Spanish ID: Look to Eyes .931 .964 .976 .982 .985 1
English AD: Look to Mouth .905 .950 .966 .974 .979 1
AV P2 Amplitude .896 .945 .963 .972 .977 1
English AD: Look to Eyes .869 .930 .952 .964 .971 1
McGurk Pa/Ka .844 .916 .942 .956 .964 1
English ID: Look to Eyes .754 .860 .902 .925 .939 2
AO P2 Amplitude .744 .853 .897 .921 .936 2
TBW for Audiovisual Speech .741 .852 .896 .920 .935 2
Spanish ID: Look to Mouth .740 .850 .895 .919 .934 2
English ID: Look to Mouth .697 .822 .874 .902 .920 2
McGurk Ba/Ga .471 .640 .727 .780 .816 5
AV N1 Amplitude .412 .584 .678 .737 .778 6
AV Word Recognition −3dB SNR .310 .474 .575 .643 .692 9
AO P2 Latency .243 .391 .490 .562 .616 NA
AV Word Recognition −6dB SNR .187 .316 .409 .480 .535 NA
AV N1 Latency .107 .194 .265 .325 .376 NA
AO N1 Latency .047 .089 .128 .164 .197 NA
AO N1 Amplitude .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 NA
AV P2 Latency .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 NA

Note. TBW = Temporal binding window, AV Word Recognition = Whole word identification accuracy in the audiovisual condition of the speech-in-noise task at −3 or −6 dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), AO = Auditory-only condition of ERP task, AV = Audiovisual condition of ERP task, N1 = timeframe between 100 ms and 140 ms post-stimulus onset, P2 = timeframe between 160 ms and 240 ms, ID = Infant-directed speech, AD = Adult-directed speech, NA = Not applicable - g coefficients do not converge on acceptable stability even for estimated coefficients at 10 or more observations. See Table 2 for precise operational definitions of all variables. Bolded values are those that exceed our a priori stability criterion of g = 0.8. Underlined and bolded values reflect values that exceed the criterion at the lowest number of observations for that variable.