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Table 1 Means, standard deviations, ranges, and group differences of participant characteristics

From: Alexithymia, but not autism spectrum disorder, may be related to the production of emotional facial expressions

 

ASD (n = 17)

NT (n = 17)

p

Sex ratio M:F

13:4

13:4

–

Age

10.21 (1.78), 7.0–13.1

8.97 (1.30), 7.0–11.5

.027

AQa

32.94 (8.85), 9–45

17.35 (9.61), 4–32

<.001

WASI—vocab

27.76 (10.65), 3–48

26.29 (7.00), 15–39

.637

WASI—matrix

17.29 (5.30), 7–25

17.12 (5.21), 7–24

.923

  1. In the central columns, means are followed by standard deviations in parentheses, followed by ranges
  2. ASD autism spectrum disorder, NT neurotypical, AQ autism quotient, WASI Weschler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence
  3. aAll ASD participants scored 21 or higher on the AQ except one, who scored 9. Additionally, one neurotypical participant scored 32 on the AQ. We ran all analyses with and without these two participants treating them as potential outliers. The pattern of results was unaffected by their removal, and thus, we kept these participants in all analyses