Infant responses to maternal still face at 9 months predict social abilities at 18 months.

J Epidemiol · 2010 · PMC3920407 · PMID 20179374

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Negative Facial Expression showed the same pattern as Vocalization, but its path from the occurrence rate at age 9 months to the autonomy score at age 18 months was marginally significant and the estimate of standardized regression weight was −.18 ( P = .055).

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marginal significanceP = .064so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

In regard to Vocalization during the NI phases, however, there was only marginal significance between the occurrence rate at age 9 months and the responsiveness score at age 18 months (the estimate of standardized regression weight was −.18, P = .064); instead the path between ages 4 and 9 months (the occurrence rates) was significant and the estimate of standardized regression weight was .23 ( P = .023).

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