A nurse is interested in whether there is a relationship between
daily levels of stress and likelihood of a heart attack. The stress
scores (predictor variable) and risk of heart attack values
(criterion variable) from a small sample of participants are
depicted below.
Stress
Score Risk
of Heart Attack
(Higher values = more stress) (Higher
values = greater risk)
8 3
4 8
1 8
3 2
What is the Pearson's r value?
Use excel
First of all, enter the stress score in column A from A1 to A4 and risk of heart attack data in column B from B1 to B4
Now, use CORREL function to find the correlation coefficient r
r = CORREL(array1,array2)
r =CORREL(A1:A4,B1:B4)
r = -0.4951 (4 decimals)
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