Pearson’s Correlation in Rstudio
#Chapter 10 – Pearson’s Correlation
r<-parent[is.na(parent$v17)==0 & is.na(parent$v18)==0,]
cor(r$v17,r$v18)
cor(v17~v18, data=r)
For this activity the variables used were, how well did your family enjoy this activity by how much did this activity help to improve you and your child’s/children’s relationship. Both variables were continuous variables on a scale of 0 to 10. The correlation was 0.6865167. This shows that parents who helped their child/children with the activity created a better relationship with their child/children. However, this may or may not reflect a larger population.
Notice: There is no table and there is no significance.