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SPSS Output for the Correlation

   

Added on  2021-04-17

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1.SPSS Output for the correlation between the “Exercise” and the “Overall state of health” is given below:Case Processing SummaryCasesValidMissingTotalNPercentNPercentNPercentexercise * overall state of health70099.9%10.1%701100.0%exercise * overall state of health CrosstabulationCountoverall state of healthTotalVery Sick3456789Very HealthyexerciseRarely01191662531193120Sometimes147211860805424269Often01310622374335157Routinely0124110226648154Total117215131117170182110700Directional MeasuresValueAsymp. Std. ErroraApprox. TbApprox. Sig.Ordinal by OrdinalSomers' dSymmetric.345.02712.547.000exercise Dependent.326.02612.547.000overall state of health Dependent.365.02912.547.000a. Not assuming the null hypothesis.b. Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis.Symmetric MeasuresValueAsymp. Std. ErroraApprox. TbApprox. Sig.Ordinal by OrdinalKendall's tau-b.345.02712.547.000Kendall's tau-c.353.02812.547.000Gamma.444.03412.547.000Spearman Correlation.418.03212.168.000cInterval by IntervalPearson's R.392.03211.269.000cN of Valid Cases700a. Not assuming the null hypothesis.b. Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis.c. Based on normal approximation.

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