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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lang Learn Dev. 2021 Oct 4;18(3):352–376. doi: 10.1080/15475441.2021.1977645

Tables 4A and 4B.

Parameter estimates for logistic regressions examining the effect of syntactic complexity on verb knowledge. Table 4A (Model 1) examines the relationship between age and syntactic complexity. Table 4B (Model 2) examines the relationship between group and syntactic complexity, with beta estimates calculated using the TD group as a baseline.

4A.
Variable Estimate SE p

Intercept − 1.57 0.11 < .001*

Imageability 0.95 0.12 < .001*

Frequency 0.89 0.12 < .001*

Age 2.53 0.02 < .001*

Percentile 2.35 0.02 < .001*

Syntactic complexity −0.62 0.32 .057, n.s.

Age*Percentile 0.20 0.02 < .001*

Age*Syntactic complexity 0.11 0.02 < .001*

Percentile*Syntactic complexity 0.14 0.02 < .001*

Age*Percentile*Syntactic complexity −0.002 0.02 .94, n.s.
4B
Variable Estimate SE p

Intercept − 5.57 0.15 < .001*

Imageability 0.95 0.12 < .001*

Frequency 0.89 0.12 < .001*

Age 2.07 0.11 < .001*

Group (TD) 4.66 0.11 < .001*

Syntactic complexity −0.78 0.35 .025*

Age*Group (TD) 0.75 0.11 < .001*

Age*Syntactic complexity 0.06 0.11 .60, n.s.

Group (TD)*Syntactic complexity 0.23 0.12 .062, n.s.

Age*Percentile*Syntactic complexity −0.03 0.11 .78, n.s.