Children of Few Words: Relations Among Selective Mutism, Behavioral Inhibition, and (Social) Anxiety Symptoms in 3- to 6-Year-Olds.

Child Psychiatry Hum Dev · 2016 · PMC4712224 · PMID 25842046

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Regression analysis demonstrated that behavioral inhibition was a better predictor of number of spoken words during the speech tasks than social anxiety (although its unique contribution was only borderline significant).

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This time only the contribution of behavioral inhibition was marginally significant.

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