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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropsychology. 2022 Mar 28;36(4):330–345. doi: 10.1037/neu0000798

Table 3.

Academic functioning at 1-2 month follow-up (teacher reports) and 2-4 month follow-up (achievement testing)

Variable BPT (n=27) CET (n=52) ICT (n=29) Pre-Treatment to Post-Treatment/Follow-up Change (Cohen’s d Effect Sizes)

M SD M SD M SD BPT CET ICT
Teacher-Perceived Academic Functioning (APRS Raw Scores)
 Academic Success 24.82 4.72 23.83 4.46 21.41 4.12 −0.09, ns 0.55 * 0.00, ns
 Impulse Control 8.15 1.98 8.19 2.28 8.41 1.99 −0.10, ns 0.48 * 0.15, ns
 Academic Productivity 40.26 6.07 42.04 6.65 37.76 7.71 0.15, ns 0.53 * 0.27, ns
Objectively-Assessed Academic Achievement (KTEA GSV Scores)
 Reading Comprehension 527.44 16.03 522.96 12.93 519.83 21.44 0.25, ns 0.78 * 0.86 *
 Math Concepts & Applications 531.82 14.32 523.10 17.61 516.52 23.32 0.96 * 1.30 * 0.87 *
 Listening Comprehension 516.67 12.67 512.90 9.98 511.21 14.73 0.01, ns 0.24, ns 0.20, ns

Note. Effect sizes and statistical tests reflect paired-sample T-tests (pre/post or pre/follow-up). Cohen’s d effect sizes are interpreted as small = .20; medium = .50; large = .80.

*

= statistically significant change (p < .05 and BF10 > 3.0).

BPT = behavioral parent training; CET = Central Executive Training; ICT = Inhibitory Control Training; APRS = Academic Performance Rating Scale; KTEA = Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement; GSV = standardized growth scale values (for all subtests, the average GSV for grade 3 is anchored at 500). Higher scores = better functioning on all subscales/subtests.