Williams syndrome: on the role of intellectual abilities in anxiety

Table 2 Correlations among variables of interest, and Bayes factors for correlation with CGI-S anxiety

	CGI-S Anxiety	BF₀₁ for CGI-S anxiety	FSIQ	PIQ	VIQ	WMI	FTF EF	FTF Memory	FTF Learning	CPT CR	CPT CE
FSIQ	− .365*	0.49	1
Non-verbal IQ	− .327	0.67	.793**	1
Verbal IQ	− .391*	0.38	.865**	.586**	1
WM	− .105	2.60	.839**	.620**	.713**	1
FTF EF	− .022	2.65	− .143	.121	− .261	.062	1
FTF Memory	.109	2.54	− .111	.073	− .363*	.031	.683**	1
FTF Learning	− .094	5.35	− .318	− .185	− .462*	− .135	.782**	.725**	1
CCPT CR	− .093	2.73	.558**	.198	.506**	.544**	− .221	− .118	.229	1
CCPT CE	.086	5.22	.358*	.008	.354*	.408*	− .222	− .246	− .169	.692**	1
CCPT Variability	.182	1.78	− .514**	− .481*	− .549**	− .303	.279	.057	.405*	− .409*	.175

Note: Significant correlations between variables are marked in bold. Bayes factors are marked in italic. CGI-S = Clinical Global Impression Scale – Severity, BF₀₁ = Bayes Factor for the null hypothesis, FSIQ = Full scale IQ, PIQ = Performance/Non-verbal IQ, VIQ = Verbal IQ, WMI = Working Memory Index, FTF EF = Five to Fifteen, EF = Executive Function, CCPT = Connors Continuous Performance Test, CR = Correct Responses, CE = Commission Errors
*p < 0.05, **p < .001

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