Face scanning and spontaneous emotion preference in Cornelia de Lange syndrome and Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome

Table 1 Participant characteristics and alpha level for comparison between CdLS and RTS participants

Characteristic	CdLS	RTS	P
Characteristic	(n = 15)	(n = 17)	P
Mean age in years (SD)	18.42 (9.78)	17.33 (10.14)	0.760
Age range in years	6.70–33.36	4.31–37.10	NA
Gender (% male)	53.33	41.18	0.492
Mean adaptive behaviour composite (SD)	59.87 (24.99)	58.53 (15.08)	0.854
Adaptive behaviour composite range	20–121	30–84
Mean communication standard score (SD)	53.47 (25.89)	59.00 (20.16)	0.503
Communication standard score range	21–104	21–92
Mean SCQ (SD)	13.84 (4.34)	14.01 (4.14)	0.914
SCQ total score range	5–22	8–20	NA
Participants meeting SCQ cutoff for ASD (%)	4 (26.67)	7 (43.75)	0.387

Comparison between participants on chronological age, gender, adaptive behaviour composite, and communication subscale standard scores as measured by the Vineland adaptive behaviour scale—survey form, mean score, and number of participants meeting ASD cutoff on the social communication questionnaire (SCQ)

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