Androgensa
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Infant sex
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Outcomes
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12-month AOSI
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36-month SRS
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Beta
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95% CI
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P
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Beta
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95% CI
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P
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ln(T)
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Female (n = 62)
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0.20
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(−0.12,0.51)
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0.22
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−0.06
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(−0.30,0.19)
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0.64
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Male (n = 75)
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0.20
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(−0.13,0.52)
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0.23
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0.05
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(−0.25,0.36)
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0.73
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ln(A4)
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Female (n = 62)
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0.06
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(−0.36,0.48)
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0.78
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−0.18
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(−0.50,0.14)
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0.26
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Male (n = 75)
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0.06
|
(−0.33,0.45)
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0.76
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−0.21
|
(−0.57,0.15)
|
0.24
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ln(DHEA)
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Female (n = 62)
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0.09
|
(−0.19,0.37)
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0.51
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−0.05
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(−0.25,0.16)
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0.67
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Male (n = 75)
|
0.04
|
(−0.28,0.34)
|
0.82
|
−0.01
|
(−0.31,0.29)
|
0.94
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ln natural log transformed
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aSeparate robust regression models of loge-transformed testosterone (T), androstenedione (A4), and dehydroepiandrostenedione (DHEA) with total loge (AOSI + 1) and loge (SRS raw) scores. Outcome measures are 12-month Autism Observation Scales for Infants (AOSI) total score and 36-month Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS) total raw score