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There was a statistically significant positive correlation coefficient between job satisfaction and perceived autonomy (r=.538, p<.05) The Pearson correlation between MSQ and autonomy revealed that as the perceived autonomy of practicing RNs increased l, total job satisfaction also increased.
What does this finding mean? Is it clinically significant? And is it statistically significant? Explain.


There was a statistically significant positive correlation coefficient between job satisfaction and perceived autonomy (r=.538, p<.05) The Pearson correlation between MSQ and autonomy revealed that as the perceived autonomy of practicing RNs increased l, total job satisfaction also increased.
What does this finding mean? Is it clinically significant? And is it statistically significant? Explain.



What does this finding mean? Is it clinically significant? And is it statistically significant? Explain.

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the finding means that there is definite relationship job satisfaction and perceived autonomy.

It is both clinically significant and statistically significant.

Clinical significance is the practical importance of the treatment effect, whether it has a real, palpable, noticeable effect on daily life. the answer to this is yes. Job satisfaction has a daily effect on peoples output.

statistically significant because of the p-value which is less than 0.05

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