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    The document provides guidance on how to use a Spearman's Rho (ρ) table to determine if the results of a correlation test are statistically significant. It explains that the table is used by first determining if a one-tailed or two-tailed test is being conducted and selecting the corresponding column. Next, the sample size (n) is used to find the row. The critical value at the intersection of the column and row indicates the minimum value of ρ needed to achieve statistical significance based on the selected alpha level and type of test. The table then lists the critical values of ρ for different sample sizes and alpha levels for one-tailed and two-tailed tests.

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    The document provides guidance on how to use a Spearman's Rho (ρ) table to determine if the results of a correlation test are statistically significant. It explains that the table is used by first determining if a one-tailed or two-tailed test is being conducted and selecting the corresponding column. Next, the sample size (n) is used to find the row. The critical value at the intersection of the column and row indicates the minimum value of ρ needed to achieve statistical significance based on the selected alpha level and type of test. The table then lists the critical values of ρ for different sample sizes and alpha levels for one-tailed and two-tailed tests.

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    Appendix I: Spearman's Rho (ρ) Table

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    Appendix I:

    Spearmans
    Rho () Table
    How to Use the Spearmans Rho () Table

    First, determine whether you are conducting a one-tailed or a two-tailed test. Next,
    identify the level of significance for your test. These two decisions determine the column of the table you will be using. Next, find your n (sample size) in the left-hand
    column. This determines the row of the table you will use. The critical value for your
    test is found at the intersection of the column and row you have identified. If your
    calculated value of equals or exceeds this critical value, your result is statistically
    significant at the level you have chosen.

    Table I.1 Critical Values for Spearmans Rho ()


    One-tailed level of significance (p)
    .05

    .025

    .01

    .005

    .05

    .02

    .01

    Two-tailed level of significance (p)


    n

    .10

    1.000

    .900

    1.000

    1.000

    .829

    .886

    .943

    1.000

    .714

    .786

    .893

    .929

    .643

    .738

    .833

    .881

    .600

    .700

    .783

    .833

    10

    .564

    .648

    .745

    .794

    11

    .536

    .618

    .709

    .755

    (Continued)

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    Table I.1 Critical Values of Spearmans rho () (Continued)


    One-tailed level of significance (p)
    .05

    .025

    .01

    .005

    Two-tailed level of significance (p)


    n
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    17
    18
    19
    20
    21
    22
    23
    24
    25
    26
    27
    28
    29
    30
    35
    40
    45
    50
    60
    70
    80
    90
    100

    .10

    .05

    .02

    .01

    .503
    .484
    .464
    .443
    .429
    .414
    .401
    .391
    .380
    .370
    .361
    .353
    .344
    .337
    .331
    .324
    .317
    .312
    .306
    .283
    .264
    .248
    .235
    .214
    .190
    .185
    .174
    .165

    .587
    .560
    .538
    .521
    .503
    .485
    .472
    .460
    .447
    .435
    .425
    .415
    .406
    .398
    .390
    .382
    .375
    .368
    .362
    .335
    .313
    .294
    .279
    .255
    .235
    .220
    .207
    .197

    .671
    .648
    .622
    .604
    .582
    .566
    .550
    .535
    .520
    .508
    .496
    .486
    .476
    .466
    .457
    .448
    .440
    .433
    .425
    .394
    .368
    .347
    .329
    .300
    .278
    .260
    .245
    .233

    .727
    .703
    .675
    .654
    .635
    .615
    .600
    .584
    .570
    .556
    .544
    .532
    .521
    .511
    .501
    .491
    .483
    .475
    .467
    .433
    .405
    .382
    .363
    .331
    .307
    .287
    .271
    .257

    Source: http://fsjes.usmba.ac.ma/cours/tables%20statx.pdf.

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