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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Lang. 2022 Jul 5;50(4):981–1004. doi: 10.1017/S0305000922000307

Table 9.

Hierarchical Regression Models Testing the Effect of Degree of English Language Dominance on Code-Switching, Controlling for Expressive Vocabulary (N = 34)

Predictor ΔR2 β

Model 1: Predicting frequency of CS during English conversations at 2;6 years

Step 1 .21**

 English EOWPVT −.45**

Step 2 .42***

 English EOWPVT .33

 Degree of English dominance −1.02***

Total R2 .63***

Model 2: Predicting frequency of CS during English conversations at 3;6 years

Step 1 .18**

 English EOWPVT −.43**

Step 2 .12*

 English EOWPVT −.08

 Degree of English dominance −.49*

Total R2 .30**

Model 3: Predicting frequency of CS during Spanish conversations at 2;6 years

Step 1 .20**

 Spanish EOWPVT −.45**

Step 2 .34***

 Spanish EOWPVT .03

 Degree of English dominance .76***

Total R2 .54***

Model 4: Predicting frequency of CS during Spanish conversations at 3;6 years

Step 1 .51***

 Spanish EOWPVT −.71***

Step 2 .19***

 Spanish EOWPVT −.26

 Degree of English dominance .62***

Total R2 .69***

Note. CS = code-switching.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001