a statistical trendp = 0.092
Likewise, no significant differences between boys and girls appeared on temperament scales at any age, apart from a statistical trend towards boys scoring higher on Surgency at 9 months [ F (1,119) = 2.891, p = 0.092].
Likewise, no significant differences between boys and girls appeared on temperament scales at any age, apart from a statistical trend towards boys scoring higher on Surgency at 9 months [ F (1,119) = 2.891, p = 0.092].
At 30 months, the association between these two measures only showed a trend-level correlation, however, in the same direction as at earlier ages.