Correlations
Relationship happiness
Risk-Taking
Relationship happiness Pearson Correlation
1 -.097
Sig. (2-tailed)
.053
N 400 400
Risk-Taking Pearson Correlation
-.097 1
Sig. (2-tailed) .053
N 400 400
#7. Look at the correlation between Risk-Taking
(R) and Relationship Happiness (HAPPY). Use the standard alpha
level of 5%. How would you describe the relationship?
a. The relationship is non-significant.
b. There is a significant negative relationship.
c. There is a significant positive relationship.
d. The correlation is zero.
Sig. (2-tailed) .053
N 400 400
#7. Here, correlation between Risk-Taking (R) and Relationship Happiness (HAPPY) is -.097 which is very weak negative correlation and P-value is .053
Hypothesis is, Ho: No correlation present between Risk-Taking (R) and Relationship Happiness (HAPPY).
H1: Correlation is present between Risk-Taking (R) and Relationship Happiness (HAPPY).
we know p value is the probability of finding a statistic which is as extreme as our observed statistic assuming null hypothesis is true.
As p value 0.053 is greater than 0.05, at 5% alpha level we failed to reject Ho .That is we could not find any significant relationship.
Hence, Answer : a. The relationship is
non-significant.
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