Normal distribution of cognitive abilities among inbred in comparison with non-inbred children.

<p>Differences in normal distributions of inbred in comparison with non-inbred children for VIQ, PIQ and FSIQ show highly significant results (at p<0.0001, using One-way Analysis of Variance). The mean difference (95% CI) for VIQ −22.00 (−24.82, −19.17), PIQ −26.92 (−29.96, −23.87) and FSIQ −24.47 (−27.35, −21.59) among inbred groups in comparison with non-inbred found to be statistically significant (at p<0.001, using Tukey-Kramer Comparisons Test). The non-inbred shows a regular pattern, whereas frequency distributions among inbred children represent a shift toward lower values and sparsity toward the high average or superior IQs.