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Daycare Effects on Preschool <br /> 9 <br /> The analysis of group effects on the trends across time (group * time effects) <br /> demonstrated that the groups also differed in the patterns of intellectual growth that <br /> were exhibited during the preschool years (F(6,232)=2.79, p<.05). Analysis of the linear <br /> trend revealed more of the tendency toward continual decline in IQ scores across time in <br /> CO M M U NIT Y:0-11 children than in the Co M M U NITY:12-52 children (F(1,118)=4.72, <br /> p<.05). Additionally, the comparisons of the EXPERIMENTAL children with all control <br /> children (F(1,118)=10.61, p<.01) and with only the C O M M U NIT Y:12-52 children <br /> (F(1,118)=7.95, p<.01) showed that the children attending the university-based daycare <br /> displayed less of a quadratic trend in their IQ scores over time. In other words, the <br /> analysis of the quadratic trend showed that the experimental group exhibited less of a <br /> "dip" in their IQ scores during late infancy than did all of the control children or the <br /> subgroup who had experienced at least some daycare. <br /> The final assessment of intellectual achievement during the preschool years was <br /> examined to estimate the size of group effects when these children entered public <br /> schools. The McCarthy General Cognitive Index at 54 months (G CI54) showed marked <br /> group effects (F(2,118)=13.49, p<.0001). The contrasts revealed that the <br /> E XP E RI M E N T AL children significantly outscored both all control children <br /> (F(1,118)=17.15, p .0001). The treatment intensity hypothesis was supported; the <br /> experimental children significantly outscored the CO M M U NIT Y:12-52 group <br /> (F(1,118=7.84, p=.006), while the COMM U NIT Y:12-52 group tended to score higher than <br /> the CO M M U NITY:0-11 group (F(1,118)=7.85, p=.006). The means for the three groups <br /> were 101.4 for the EXPERIMENTAL group, 95.1 for the CO M M U N IT Y:12-52 group, and <br /> 86.5 for the COMM U NIT Y:0-11 group. Thus, the best estimate of the size of the effect <br /> of some corn m unity daycare over little to no daycare is 8.6 points (over half of a <br /> standard deviation on the IQ test) and of university-based daycare over some corn m unity <br /> daycare is 6.3 points (about one-third of a standard deviation). <br />
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