Delayed M50/M100 evoked response component latency in minimally verbal/nonverbal children who have autism spectrum disorder

Table 1 Characteristics of study participants

	Typically developing	ASD-verbal	ASD-minimally verbal/nonverbal
Number of participants	34	55	16
Gender(M:F)	29:5	45:10	13:3
Handedness (R:L:A)	26:8:0	45:9:1	10:4:2
Age	10.18 ± 1.36	10.64 ± 1.31	9.85 ± 1.32
Social Communication Questionnaire	2.62 ± 2.47	18.62 ± 6.56	26.13 ± 7.56
Communication skills (Vineland)	93.31 ± 13.13	93.21 ± 16.45	48.00 ± 17.62
Nonverbal IQ	112.83 ± 12.69	98.28 ± 16.58	55.73 ± 12.44
Full Scale IQ [estimated]	113.56 ± 14.09	98.22 ± 18.03	–

Communication skills: Communication Subscale from the Vineland-II/Vineland-III
Nonverbal IQ: nonverbal IQ score from the WISC-IV/WISC-V/Leiter-3; Nonverbal Spatial Composite from the DAS-II
Full Scale IQ [estimated]: General Ability Index or Estimated FSIQ score from the WISC-IV/WISC-V; General Conceptual Ability Score from the DAS-II; unavailable for ASD-MVNV group

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