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Stability of the ADI-R


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T1 Variable

Above cut off

FU (N=28)

______________________Median1/Range

Below cut off

FU(N=7)

Median1/Range

U

P

IQ

56.3
(16.0-137.0)

97.9
(46.0-121.4)

64.5

.17

MA2 (months)

20.5
(5.0-56.0)

46.0

16.0-51.0

59.5

.11

Receptive language3

Raw Score

0.0
(0.0-22.0)

17.0
(0.0-32.0)

66.5

.14

Expressive language4

Raw Score

0.0
(0.0-18.0)

7.0
(0.0-39.0)

58.0

.04

VABS ABC5

Age Equivalence

17.0
(12.0-33.0)

24.00
(19.00-32.00)

33.5

.01

Standard Score

56.00

(50.0-68.00)

63.0
(61.00-72.0)

37.0

.01

VABS Communication

Age Equivalence

13.0
(8.0-33.0)

18.0

(14.0-28.0)

35.5

.01

Standard Score

56.0
(47.0-77.0)

61.0
(56.0-78.0)

44.5

.03

VABS daily living skills

Age Equivalence

18.0
(11.0-34.0)

26.0
(19.0-39.0)

36.5

.01

Standard Score

61.0
(55.0-70.0)

68.0
(59.0-89.0)

49.5

.05

VABS socialisation.

Age Equivalence

12.0
(6.0-29.0)

16.0
(12.0-24.0)

41.0

.02

Standard Score

57.0
(52.0-70.0)

61.0
(56.0-71.0)

47.0

.04

ADI-R total score6

38.0

(26.0-46,0)

36.0
(18.0-43.0)

57.5

.09

1 Median values are reported due to small and uneven N across the two groups; 2 For details of IQ assessments see measures section; 3
British Picture Vocabulary Scales (Dunn et al., 1997); 4 Expressive One Word Picture Vocabulary Test (Gardener, 1990; Brownell, 2000);

5 Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales - Survey Form (Sparrow, Balla & Chicchetti, 1984); 6 ADI-Rtotal score = RSI + NVC + RBSP.
Only NVC score was used in order to include both verbal and nonverbal participants.

Table 3: Domain and total scores on the ADI-R at T1 and FU (N= 35)

ADI-R Domain


T1


FU


NT p


Mean (SD) Range

Mean (SD) Range



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