Table 4.3 Mean Spontaneous Information Elicited Across Rapport Type, Age and Gender Rapport type Age group and Gender Total 6-7 8-10 12-14 Males Collaborative play 113.75 73.40 115.80 302.95 (15.37) (23.34) (59.10) (97.81) 37.00 78.00 88.80 203.80 Solitary play (26.43) (27.87) (50.05) (104.35) Females Collaborative play 117.00 139.80 114.00 370.80 (15.64) (61.25) (47.74) (124.63) 70.00 89.80 116.50 276.30 Solitary play (30.04) (27.69) (16.28) (74.01) Total 337.75 381.00 435.10 1153.85 (87.48) (140.15) (173.17) (400.80) Note. Standard deviations for each score are in the brackets. 4.3.3 Relationship between information elicited and expressivity There were significant positive correlations between total units of information and expressivity, = .32, = 54, < .05, = 0.10; and between spontaneous information and r N p r2 expressivity, = .33, = 54, < .01, 0.11 (see Figures 4.1 and 4.2). r N p r2=
Table 4.3 Mean Spontaneous Information Elicited Across Rapport Type, Age and Gender Rapport type Age group and Gender Total 6-7 8-10 12-14 Males Collaborative play 113.75 (15.37) 73.40 (23.34) 115.80 (59.10) 302.95 (97.81) Solitary play 37.00 (26.43) 78.00 (27.87) 88.80 (50.05) 203.80 (104.35) Females Collaborative play 117.00 (15.64) 139.80 (61.25) 114.00 (47.74) 370.80 (124.63) Solitary play 70.00 (30.04) 89.80 (27.69) 116.50 (16.28) 276.30 (74.01) Total 337.75 (87.48) 381.00 (140.15) 435.10 (173.17) 1153.85 (400.80) Note. Standard deviations for each score are in the brackets. 4.3.3 Relationship between information elicited and expressivity There were significant positive correlations between total units of information and expressivity, r = .32, N = 54, p < .05, r2 = 0.10; and between spontaneous information and expressivity, r = .33, N = 54, p < .01, r2= 0.11 (see Figures 4.1 and 4.2).