Interpret Your Correlation Matrix (Pearson’s r)

Interpret Your Correlation Matrix (Pearson’s r)

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Strong correlation (r ≥ .50)
None of the correlations in your matrix reach .50, so your dataset does not contain any strong correlations.

Moderate ...

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Strong correlation (r ≥ .50)
None of the correlations in your matrix reach .50, so your dataset does not contain any strong correlations.

Moderate correlation (r = .30–.49)
Total Health Care Costs ↔ Average Consumption of Cigarettes per Day
r = .429

Weak correlation (r = .10–.29)
There are no weak correlations in your matrix.
All values are ≥ .335, so all correlations fall in the moderate range.