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Table 3 Adjusted reliable change indices (80% and 90% confidence intervals)

From: Longitudinal neurobehavioral profiles in children and young adults with PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome and reliable methods for assessing neurobehavioral change

 

Practice

Adjusted RC 80%

Adjusted RC 90%

Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales – Fifth Editiona

  Full-scale IQ

 − 2

 − 14, 11

 − 18, 15

  Verbal IQ

 − 2

 − 15, 11

 − 18, 15

  Nonverbal IQ

 − 1

 − 14, 11

 − 17, 15

  Working memory

 − 3

 − 15, 10

 − 19, 13

  Wecshler Processing Speed Indexa*

0

 − 21, 22

 − 27, 28

Peabody Picture Vocabulary Testa

 − 1

 − 20, 18

 − 26, 24

Expressive Vocabulary Testa

1

 − 8, 10

 − 10, 13

Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Functionb

  Global Executive Composite

 − 2

 − 14, 10

 − 12, 8

  Behavioral Regulation Index

1

 − 10, 11

 − 12, 14

  Inhibit

2

 − 11, 16

 − 14,19

  Shift

 − 2

 − 11, 7

 − 14, 10

  Emotional control

 − 1

 − 16, 13

 − 19, 17

  Metacognition index

 − 2

 − 13, 8

 − 16, 11

  Initiate

 − 4

 − 19, 12

 − 24, 16

  Working memory

 − 1

 − 13, 12

 − 17, 16

  Plan/organize

 − 3

 − 18, 11

 − 22, 15

  Organization of materials

0

 − 13, 13

 − 17, 17

  Monitor

0

 − 11, 12

 − 15, 15

Visual-Motor Integrationa

1

 − 11, 13

 − 14, 16

Developmental Coordination Disorder Questionnairec

3

 − 7, 12

 − 10, 15

Social Responsiveness Scale – Second Editionb

0

 − 10, 10

 − 13, 13

Repetitive Behavior Scale – Revisedc

 − 3

 − 23, 16

 − 28, 22

CBCL

  Externalizing

 − 2

 − 11, 8

 − 14, 11

  Internalizing

2

 − 6, 10

 − 9, 12

  Total score

0

 − 7, 8

 − 10, 10

Short Sensory Profilec

  Taste/smell sensitivity

0

 − 7, 6

 − 9, 8

  Movement sensitivity

0

 − 3, 3

 − 4, 4

  Under-responsive/seeks sensation

1

 − 6, 8

 − 8, 10

  Auditory filtering

0

 − 6, 6

 − 8, 8

  Low energy/weak

 − 1

 − 7, 6

 − 9, 8

  Visual/auditory sensitivity

0

 − 5, 5

 − 6, 7

  Total

2

 − 27, 31

 − 35, 39

Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scale – Second Editiond

  Communication

1

 − 13, 14

 − 16, 18

  Daily living skills

1

 − 17, 18

 − 21, 23

  Socialization

1

 − 19, 22

 − 25, 28

  Adaptive behavior composite

0

 − 14, 15

 − 18, 19

  Externalizing

1

 − 2, 4

 − 3, 5

  Internalizing

0

 − 3, 3

 − 4, 4

  Receptive

0

 − 4, 4

 − 5, 6

  Expressive

0

 − 3, 4

 − 4, 5

  Written

0

 − 3, 3

 − 4, 4

  Personal

0

 − 4, 5

 − 6, 6

  Domestic

0

 − 3, 3

 − 4, 4

  Interpersonal Relationships

2

 − 9, 14

 − 12, 17

  Play and Leisure Time

4

 − 9, 17

 − 13, 20

  Coping Skills

1

 − 13, 14

 − 17, 18

  1. Results are only reported for cognitive measures with test–retest reliabilities above .50. When interpreting an individual patient’s pattern of scores, test–retest differences falling at or below the lower limit of the RC interval or at or above the upper limit of the RC interval would be indicative of clinically meaningful change
  2. RC reliable change
  3. aStandard scores
  4. bT-scores
  5. cRaw scores
  6. dv-scale scores
  7. *Processing Speed Index standard scores from all available Wecshler scales were combined