Construct and factorial validity of Neurobehavioral Disorder associated with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure (ND-PAE)

BMC Psychology

Table 1 Proportion of clinical sample who met ND-PAE criteria for domains and corresponding symptoms

Neurocognitive Function	(n/%)	Self-Regulation	(n/%)	Adaptive Functioning	(n/%)
Global Intellectual Performance	12/20.7%	Mood or Behavior Regulation	18/31.0%	Communication Deficit	28/48.3%
Executive Functioning	45/77.6%	Attention Deficit	49/84.5%	Social Communication and Interaction	23/39.7%
Learning	38/65.5%	Impulse Control	21/36.2%	Daily Living Skills	9/15.5%
Memory	19/32.8%			Motor Skills	21/36.2%
Visual-Spatial Reasoning	17/29.3%
Neurocognitive Impairment	53/91.4%	Self-Regulation Impairment	51/87.9%	Adaptive Function Impairment	24/41.4%

Note: Impairment in Neurocognitive Function is manifest in one or more of the corresponding symptoms. Impairment in Self-Regulation is manifest in one or more of the corresponding symptoms. Impairment in Adaptive Function is manifest in two or more of the corresponding symptoms, one of which must be Communication Deficit or Social Communication and Interaction

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