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Published in final edited form as: Res Child Adolesc Psychopathol. 2022 Jul 19;50(12):1629–1642. doi: 10.1007/s10802-022-00953-x

Table 2.

Associations of cognitive control with overcontrol and behavioral inhibition (n=63).

	Overcontrol (OCYC)			Behavioral inhibition (BIQ)
	R²	B(SE)	β	R²	B(SE)	β
Step 1	.30^***			.28^***
Age		−1.66(2.00)	−.01		28.88(13.40)^*	.23
Gender		−.20(1.15)	−.02		7.51(7.90)	.10
BIQ/OCYC		.08(.02)^***	.56		3.69(.76)^***	.51
Step 2	.62^***			.48^***
BIQ/OCYC		.02(.02)	.17		.88(.99)	.12
BRIEF Inhibitory Control		.25(.06)^***	.54		−.91(.39)^*	−.24
BRIEF Shift		.15(.05)^**	.30		2.33(.43)^***	.72

Note: BRIEF= Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functioning – Preschool Version; higher scores indicate more impairment; BIQ = Behavioral Inhibition Questionnaire; OCYC= Overcontrol in Youth Checklist; In models predicting behavioral inhibition, overcontrol used as covariate and in models predicting overcontrol, behavioral inhibition used as a covariate; this variable shown again in Step 2 to demonstrate continued predictive validity.

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